{
  "HubID": "5259",
  "Date": "5/20/2025",
  "HubTags": [
    "External Platform Posts",
    "Future Map"
  ],
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  "Companies": "",
  "File": "",
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  "Summary": "<p>The real unlock for AI agents isn’t just raw intelligence—it’s autonomy over time. The longer an agent can operate without human intervention, the more useful and transformational it becomes.</p><p>Imagine prompting an AI agent to evaluate my interests, skills, experience, knowledge, available capital, and assets—then asking it to generate three viable business ideas I could run. It doesn’t stop there. It builds the business plans, sets everything up, and begins executing—continuously and autonomously, with minimal oversight.</p><p>This chart is stunning. It tracks how long AI agents can autonomously perform coding tasks with an 80% success rate. What’s remarkable is the shift: we’ve moved from a clear exponential growth curve to a superexponential trajectory, where each improvement not only increases capability but accelerates the rate of improvement.</p><p>At this pace, we're not just looking at agents that help—we're staring down the path to agents that build, run, and scale on their own.</p><p><br /></p>If the timing on this chart is even half right, the future of work—what we know, what we do, and how we do it—is about to change at a speed and scale humanity has never seen. Most people are not prepared for this. And for those unable to adapt, the consequences could be deeply disruptive, even devastating.",
  "Notes": ""
}