> Its good to separate usecases and market fit from what the tools unlock.

Good for what? It doesn't affect the economic equation in any way.

> You can't use AI to front-run the discovery and research processes, > Their next iteration includes this context

Still no change to the fact that "aside from selling you this wonderful capability, it's a snake eating it's own tail".

AGI simply doesn't fit in the current economic model and it's tempting to assume that the econ model will change to accommodate AI for the good of the people -surely the big AI bosses keep promising it and will continue to do so.

However, all evidence on the ground paints a different picture of the future - continued inflation, compute and general asset trickle-up and concentration, with a government too entangled in the scheme to be able to change it.