@TheAhmadOsman: The post-AGI startups should not be based on the pre-AGI patterns Few will get this
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A tweet argues that startups in the post-AGI era should not rely on pre-AGI business patterns, suggesting a need for innovative strategies.
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The post-AGI startups should not be based on the pre-AGI patterns
Few will get this
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