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My simplified math, which I'll talk about tomorrow in my essay, did suggest, and it surprised me, that there is this sort of path.

It's not beyond the bounds of reasoning.

It was a really fun thought experiment.

It's going to be really interesting to watch whether OpenAI can continue to execute, whether competition shapes up in surprising ways, whether the market structure evolves, whether there are surprising scientific breakthroughs.

Definitely something to watch over the next

few years.

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I see four horsemen challenging the business of journalism right now.

Hello, everyone.

I'm Azim Azhar, founder of Exponential View.

And today, we're going to look at the future of media, the future of journalism with my friend, the CEO of Atlantic Media, Nick Thompson.

Now, the last time Nick and I did anything on video, he put me in a weird exoskeleton and had me walk up some stairs in Geneva.