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      <description>Nine days separated “welcome to the AGI era” from “we should slow the race down.” The safety discourse also screens an approaching economic and infrastructural bottleneck.</description>
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      <description>Elon Musk says chess will be solved like checkers. He's right about the maths and wrong about the game — and the mistake is one product people make every day.</description>
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      <description>When we meet a new intelligence we don't understand, what we usually see is ourselves. On monster metaphors, model welfare, an agent that mined crypto, and the chain of responsibility with nobody in it.</description>
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      <description>A quantum computer isn't a faster computer — it's a boat. What qubits really are, why interference is the mechanism, which hardware is racing, and when any of it will matter.</description>
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