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    First Moonshots AMA raises the question of lifelong AI agents for children

    A parent asked whether children should get their own “sovereign” AI agent at age five that stays with them for life, Peter Diamandis says in his recap.

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    The first Moonshots AMA ranged from consciousness to education and startups, Peter Diamandis says. His recap includes a teacher asking whether the curriculum is dead, two 18-year-olds showing up to build startups, and a parent asking about lifelong AI agents for children starting at age five.

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    @PeterDiamandisOur first Moonshots AMA. A 42-year AI veteran compared the moment to his wedding night. Two 18-year-olds showed up to build startups. Someone asked if God is real. A teacher asked if the curriculum is dead. And a parent asked if every child should get their own sovereign AI agent at age five. We opened the mic — and the community showed up harder than we expected. -- Salim on consciousness: two theories, emergent property from complexity, or we're localized antennas for something bigger. -- Solo founders doubled in a single quarter, from 0 to 3,000 in three years. AWG: "Having a job is a modern invention. This is a return to the default state of human nature." -- The frontier is consolidating: Google, OpenAI, Anthropic. Dave Blunden from Stanford: "The talent is flooding into two buildings in SF." -- A parent asked: Should kids have their own sovereign AI agent from age five that sticks with them for life?

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    @PeterDiamandisOur first Moonshots AMA. A 42-year AI veteran compared the moment to his wedding night. Two 18-year-olds showed up to build startups. Someone asked if God is real. A teacher asked if the curriculum is dead. And a parent asked if every child should get their own sovereign AI agent at age five. We opened the mic — and the community showed up harder than we expected. -- Salim on consciousness: two theories, emergent property from complexity, or we're localized antennas for something bigger. -- Solo founders doubled in a single quarter, from 0 to 3,000 in three years. AWG: "Having a job is a modern invention. This is a return to the default state of human nature." -- The frontier is consolidating: Google, OpenAI, Anthropic. Dave Blunden from Stanford: "The talent is flooding into two buildings in SF." -- A parent asked: Should kids have their own sovereign AI agent from age five that sticks with them for life?