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      <title>The Biggest Opportunities in AI Aren&#39;t Where You Think — Andrew Ng</title>
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      <description>Andrew Ng on the Silicon Valley Girl podcast: why the AI doom drumbeat is incumbent-driven regulatory capture, why AI doing 30-40% of job tasks makes the human 60-70% more valuable, why LLMs as commonly used are terrible for learning (and his new Learn Vector 1-to-1 tutoring bet), the context advantage that keeps human judgment relevant, and the &amp;#39;product management bottleneck&amp;#39; he says is now the real constraint on building.</description>
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