I don't think there'll be AGI (which is in itself a term that means different things to different people) anytime soon, if ever. That doesn't detract from the

I don't think there'll be AGI (which is in itself a term that means different things to different people) anytime soon, if ever. That doesn't detract from the utility of what is there already. I'm currently using it quite a lot as a "tutor" (of sorts) as I deep-dive into an area I have limited experience with. Like all tutors it gets some things wrong (which in turn reflects human misunderstandings). It is sufficiently good though at directing the flow, which in turn gives me Google terms to search. I say this not as a rabid AI fan, I've come to it reluctantly, but its proving useful. So I don't think shareholders will revolt (which means what? That the share price will drop?) - I think they'll just continue to provide (improved) utility and their user base will grow. This isn't like fusion where there's a binary measure of success. Of course, like any business, there will be challenges along the way. Some survive those (Apple, MS, Google etc), some don't (Sun, DEC, Amiga). Predicting which ones succeed and which ones fail is hard. And seldom correlated to culture. The article is fluff because it makes no conclusion, adds no data, is just a single ex-employees opinion. Meh.