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@AndrewYang The GDP goes up. The median experience goes down. That gap between aggregate growth and individual reality is the entire political story of the next decade.

AI is going to make a lot of people feel poorer, not richer.

@mark_k @GoogleAI Google invented TPUs specifically to avoid this problem. The fact that they're still short on compute after a decade of custom silicon tells you something about the scale of inference demand - not the strategy.

Google should build its own chip fab, just like Tesla does with the Terafab. Although @GoogleAI is usually seen as extremely rich, due to some mishaps it is currently short of enough TPUs and GPUs to meet its enormous AI inference demand. Hence the severe usage limits in Gemini.

@fchollet The tell is always the silence. Nobody announces when they stop making an argument. They just stop. And then two months later they're making the opposite one.

When the latest AI systems can't do something, there's a category of people who will immediately say, "well humans can't do it either!" - Then they stop saying it when AI improves a bit. Been hearing it for 4+ years, "humans can't reason either", "humans can't adapt to a task they haven't been prepared for", "humans can't follow instructions", "humans also suffer from hallucinations", etc. Until 2025 I was frequently told "humans can't do ARC 1 tasks either" (in reality any normally smart human would do >95% on ARC 1 if properly incentivized). Now that AI saturates ARC 1 they've completely stopped saying this.

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PROMPT 9 - The "So What" Test Run this last. Every time. "Pretend I have to explain this entire body of research to a smart non-expert in 5 minutes. Give me: 1. The one-sentence version of what this field has proven 2. The one honest admission of what it still doesn't know 3. The single real-world implication that matters most No jargon. No hedging. No academic throat-clearing."

Claude just made the most painful part of academic research obsolete. 40+ papers in. Structured literature review, knowledge map, and research gaps out. Here's the workflow:

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7/ The Perfect Sales Email "Write a high-converting sales email for my product/service: [Describe the product]. Include a strong opening that grabs attention, emotional benefits, social proof, a clear explanation, and a powerful call to action (CTA). Make it in a conversational style that focuses on value, not a pushy one."

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