@VraserX: What happens when a 25-year-old with AI can produce the same output as a 50-person company? Sounds empowering. Until ev…
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A tweet discusses how AI empowers individuals to match the output of larger companies, raising questions about societal implications and universal adoption.
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What happens when a 25-year-old with AI can produce the same output as a 50-person company?
Sounds empowering.
Until everyone can do it.
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