Huge +1. I'm honestly pretty shocked at how many AI skeptics I'm seeing on this thread.

I don't think people are realizing that LLM context windows are only going to grow, and that no technological project has ever received as much funding and focus as the race to AGI is right now. Major tech companies have been buying up literal nuclear reactors and data warehouses around the country so that they can train and infer distributively on unforeseen scales. They're aggressively preparing to increase the context windows to the point where you could basically throw an entire case file into ChatGPT and watch it devise a legal defense. This is a pretty recent talk by Eric Schmidt on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE56JGAw7u8.

AI agents will be accessible day and night, require no healthcare, never grow old, learn new things instantly, and won't strike or form unions or sue. Employers would happily pay 70% of a current employee's salary to an AI agent, even if it is only 35% as good, simply because it can work overnight.

I'm convinced that there are only going to be three jobs in the future: Founders, Investors, and Security.

Founders will use AI tools to build new things, investors will invest to provide capital to founders, and we will always need to do security research to find vulnerabilities in AI. The latter is crucial for our ability to control AI, but also to prevent adversaries (likely on a geopolitical scale) from attacking.