AI advancements this week

It’s clear that companies won’t need engineers 10 years from now. They’ll just need people who know what to make. Who to sell to. How to sell to. At what price. This will be the great commoditization of Software development Take it or leave it.

That's the market cap of Saudi Arabian Oil Co, or Google + Amazon + Apple https://archive.ph/orZGB

Is it even possible? If there's even the slightest possibility, what would a post-AGI world look like? Would love to know everyone's take on this!

How to get into ML / AI ? I have spent almost 5 years in product based tech giants. Now I want to move to an AI role or keep updated about AI so that in the near future my role would not be obsolete. My company doesn't have data science role.

Software Engineer - Cognition ($21M+) Software Engineer - Magic ($145M+) Product Manager - Version Lens ($1.6M) Data Scientist - TextQL ($4.1M) Data Analyst - Fluent ($7.5M) Chief of Staff - Mindy ($6M) Universal Employee - Ema ($25M) Financial Analyst - Finpilot ($4.5M) Financial Analyst - Rogo ($7.5M) Compliance - Norm Ai ($11.1M) Receptionist - Arini ($0.5M) Loan Officer - Casca ($3.9M) Hotel Concierge - Runnr ($1.2M) Designer - SevnAI ($0.5M) Customer Support - Sierra ($110M) Customer Support - Rasa ($70M)

https://openai.com/blog/introducing-superalignment

Recently there has been a huge drama at OpenAI. But rather than AGI, even a targeted model that has been trained on decades of experience of a firm can do a lot of things. With possible future advancements in quest for AGI, what do you think will change in your role?

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