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Sam Altman: "At the start of this year, AI was mostly not as smart as our smartest scientists, and now it's mostly smarter than them." He also says AI can now perform large parts of white-collar jobs that were beyond its capabilities earlier this year.

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  1. 2026-11-02 17:50 · r/singularity
    Sam Altman: "At the start of this year, AI was mostly not as smart as our smartest scientists, and now it's mostly smarter than them." He also says AI can now perform large parts of white-collar jobs that were beyond its capabilities earlier this year.

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