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    Matt Shumer Says Astra and Fable 5.1 End Attention Bottleneck

    The AI investor posted about agent tools removing the need for constant supervision.

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    Matt Shumer, an AI investor and GP at Shumer Capital who previously led OthersideAI and HyperWrite, posted a tweet stating that human attention had been the final limit on token usage. He claimed Astra and Fable 5.1 removed that limit. In the post he wrote that a user can now assign an ambitious goal to an agent, leave, and return days later to completed work. He added that usage is about to go vertical.

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    @mattshumer_Human attention was the last bottleneck on token usage. Astra and Fable 5.1 just removed it. You can now give an agent an ambitious goal, walk away, and come back days later to a finished project. Usage is about to go vertical.

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    @mattshumer_Human attention was the last bottleneck on token usage. Astra and Fable 5.1 just removed it. You can now give an agent an ambitious goal, walk away, and come back days later to a finished project. Usage is about to go vertical.