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The Agi Threshold: How Artificial General Intelligence Will Reshape Work, Power, and Democracy Before Most People Are Ready

The Agi Threshold: How Artificial General Intelligence Will Reshape Work, Power, and Democracy Before Most People Are Ready

Forehand, Lon

Paperback

Series: Agi Coming Soon

ManagementDatabasesGeneral Political Science

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ISBN13: 9798199618403
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 150
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The threshold has already been crossed. Most people just haven't noticed yet.

Artificial General Intelligence is not a distant horizon. It is arriving in stages, right now, in the form of AI agents that reason, plan, and act autonomously - and the world is not ready. Not governments. Not businesses. Not workers. Not the institutions that took centuries to build.

The AGI Threshold is the book for people who refuse to be surprised.

Written by Lon Forehand - AI policy analyst, 24-year Congressional affairs veteran, and NASA policy expert - this is not a technical manual or a utopian promise. It is a clear-eyed, urgent, and specific account of what is already happening, what is coming in the next eighteen months, and what every government, business, worker, and citizen must do before the window closes.

What this book covers:

The AGI Threshold takes readers from the technical realities of where AI capability actually stands today - not the hype, not the fear, the facts - through the agent revolution that is quietly eliminating entire categories of knowledge work, into the new economy of solopreneurs and AI-powered one-person enterprises that is replacing the traditional employment model, and out the other side to the geopolitical battle for AI infrastructure that will determine who controls the most powerful technology in human history.

Chapter by chapter, Forehand dismantles the comfortable assumptions: that AI displacement is still theoretical, that regulation is catching up, that the benefits will spread naturally, that we have more time. He replaces those assumptions with something more valuable - specific analysis, named policy gaps, and actionable steps that workers, entrepreneurs, educators, and policy makers can take right now.

Nine chapters. Nine urgent arguments:

- AGI is closer than anyone in mainstream media is willing to admit

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