Balaji Srinivasan

OK, here's another one.

the internet dating singularity you see this one yep right essentially all previous modes of how humans meet have been replaced right by just the internet in like 10 20 years right okay then here is the gold singularity just this i'm sure you've talked about this on your show right just gold going voof like this since you know the 2024 election right basically more than doubling

um here is the robot singularity not quite like as up and to the right as that but it's pretty up and so aggressive right it's impressive that's right um this is like the tariff singularity so to speak right just what i'm talking about are these radical changes like this like this you know right and um

Then this is like the agent.

Now, this one, by the way, is there's a very, very interesting comment.

You've seen this one, which is like the time for tasks an agent can do probably.

Right.

It basically says, oh, agents are getting more and more capable.

They can do more and longer, but a human can do and so on and so forth.

After I posted this, somebody actually, in a useful way on X, gave me feedback.

And there's a whole post that I'm going to put up which says this is actually a flawed chart that basically these –

This is not actually it's not actually a good measure of how long those things can take.

It's not a true benchmark.

And it's it's something where it's like what a human can do.

This thing can do in some amount of time.

a 50% accuracy rate and so on and so forth.

But they think, they argue it's a very tortured benchmark.

So I'll give that citation after.

So this one, big grain of salt, and it may actually write a post detailing that critique and giving it more distribution.

Nevertheless, a lot of people think this is happening, right?