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Not just a while ago, Eric Schmidt shared a bold warning:
AI will replace most programming jobs within a year.
Even top mathematicians won’t be able to keep up.
He believes AGI, meaning AI as smart as the best humans, could arrive in 3 to 5 years.
And ASI, AI that’s far more intelligent than us, might come soon after.
The wild part?
He says this isn’t overhyped. It’s underhyped.
And we’re not ready.
He also wrote about all this in Genesis with Henry Kissinger.
In 2012, entrepreneur Ryan Naylor appeared on Shark Tank to pitch Esso Watches accessories marketed as negative ion watches. He claimed these watches could neutralize harmful positive ions emitted by electronic devices, which might help improve balance, boost energy, and reduce fatigue.
Naylor shared that he had generated $120,000 in sales and earned $70,000 in profit from just a $10,000 initial investment. Despite these promising numbers, the Sharks remained unconvinced. Mark Cuban went as far as to call the product a “scam,” while Lori Greiner voiced serious concerns about the lack of independent scientific testing to support the product’s claims. Ultimately, none of the Sharks chose to invest.
Following the episode, Esso Watches encountered further trouble. ExxonMobil filed a trademark lawsuit over the use of the name “Esso,” leading to a legal battle that the small company could not withstand. As a result, Esso Watches eventually shut down.
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David Karp was just 15 when he decided to drop out of high school and teach himself to code from his bedroom in New York City. Fueled by a passion for building things online, he launched Tumblr in 2007—a simple, creative microblogging platform that made it easy for people to share text, photos, and videos. By focusing on design and user experience, Karp turned Tumblr into a cultural phenomenon embraced by millions of young users. In 2013, at only 26 years old, he sold the platform to Yahoo! for about $1.1 billion in cash, instantly becoming a multimillionaire and proving that you don’t need a diploma to build something extraordinary.
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