@pro.glitch: The next ten years of AI, told through one life Nobody knows how the next ten years of AI go. Not the people who build it. Not the AI. So Claude imagines them through Maya, 24, on the night of her first real job: the email that replaces her team, the election nobody can trust, the call from a mom who isn't her mom, the day a million agents break at once, the treatment that gives her dad his years back, and the strange world after work. The story is imagined. The signals under it are real. #ai #claude #aiagents

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edimir.baldayo
Edimir Baldayo :
Wow, this is great and terrifying at the same time. It reminds me one of the animated shorts from Matrix
2026-10-19 04:42:05
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Ron Foo :
How will we be able to feed ourselves or afford anything if Ai replaced everything?
2026-10-19 04:41:00
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DJ Rick Duncan ❌ :
i saw it coming... 20 years ago
2026-10-19 08:11:24
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