> In the post-AGI economy I'm not saying they are saying they achieved it, but calling this economy post-AGI when AGI isn't a thing, that's wild to me. AGI is

> In the post-AGI economy I'm not saying they are saying they achieved it, but calling this economy post-AGI when AGI isn't a thing, that's wild to me. AGI is well defined, there's an entire book written that defines them, and CEOs are trying to re-define it so they can meet a watered down definition of it for IPO stock to go brrr.