TL;DR: AI intelligence is plateauing. The models are smart enough to be useful, but each gain of intelligence comes at an increasingly high cost. Yes, there is an AI revolution but the revolution is neither sudden nor about superintelligence. I argue that AI will follow a pattern similar to
I started investing more than a decade ago. Back then, my approach was simple and followed a three-step process: 1. What are the companies I know and find impressive 2. Who are their main competitors 3. How do they compare I would go back and forth between Yahoo Finance and
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