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    Scott Belsky Names Post-AGI Human Superpowers

    Investor Scott Belsky names curiosity, originality, and patience as key human traits ahead of AGI.

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    Scott Belsky posted that curiosity and originality will stand out after AGI, shown by asking strong new questions and chasing unpopular ideas. He added that humans will need the self-discipline to wait and handle unexpected friction that machines might skip. The tweet frames these personal qualities as likely advantages for future generations. Belsky, who founded Behance and now works at A24, made the statement directly in the post. No other sources in the packet confirm or expand on the claim.

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    @scottbelskya couple likely human superpowers for post-AGI generations: - curiosity and originality, expressed in the form of asking the best new questions + pursuing unpopular ideas - the muscle and self-discipline to wait and tolerate unexpected / technically unnecessary friction

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    @scottbelskya couple likely human superpowers for post-AGI generations: - curiosity and originality, expressed in the form of asking the best new questions + pursuing unpopular ideas - the muscle and self-discipline to wait and tolerate unexpected / technically unnecessary friction