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Is humanity on the brink of something miraculous… or catastrophic? In this mind-bending episode, we break down Sam Altman’s viral blog post “The Gentle Singularity” and what it means for your future. From self-improving AI systems and AGI timelines, to the mind-blowing possibility of universal basic income, we explore the real-world consequences of crossing the point of no return. 🚨 What we cover: Are we already past the “event horizon” for superintelligence? How soon will AGI arrive—and what does that look like? Why intelligent agents might outnumber human workers Could UBI be the answer to mass job displacement? The “alignment problem”: what if AI doesn’t want what we want? Why decentralization of AGI could be humanity’s safety net Whether you’re an AI optimist, skeptic, or just someone trying to make sense of the headlines, this episode will fascinate, challenge, and maybe even scare you—in the best way possible. 🎧 Tap play now and discover what the world might look like when machines don’t just help us—they outthink us. ➡️ If this episode blew your mind, share it with someone who still thinks AGI is sci-fi. Subscribe, leave a rating, and stay tuned—we’re just getting started.