@garrytan: Process power is the one moat anyone can have now if you write your own mini-AGI to work for you Personal AI is the onl…
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Garry Tan promotes the concept of process power as a unique moat enabled by personal AI and his GBrain project, claiming anyone can build their own mini-AGI.
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Process power is the one moat anyone can have now if you write your own mini-AGI to work for you
Personal AI is the only way you can get this, and it’s readily available. This is why I work on GBrain, so you can have it too.
Garry Tan (@garrytan): The reason why I release my X articles about AI agents (fat skill fat code thin harness) and GStack and GBrain is that we, yes you and I, can have PROCESS POWER, which is the one super powerful specific moat that anyone can create for themselves.
The agent helps you do it.
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