Geoffrey Hinton just had the most important AI interview of 2025. He revealed mind-blowing facts about AI that 99% of people wouldn't know... Including which career path to choose. You won't believe what you're about to hear. Here are his 8 most shocking insights: (thread) 🧵

Why are we focusing on developing AI to do the same that humans can do instead of focusing on things only AI would be able to do? Wouldn't it be smarter to develop skills humans aren't capable of instead of trying to develop skills we already can do?

Demis Hassabis' new podcast with Lex Fridman just went viral. He exposed mind-blowing truths about AI & what's really coming by 2030 that 99% of people wouldn't know. It took me a day to digest it all... Here are my top 9 takeaways: 🧵

What AI related opinion do you have that will have people like this?

The problem with using AI for content is this: The skill of the AI stays the same no matter how many repetitions it does. But if you write the content yourself, your skill improves over time. Which means, at some point, the AI would stagnate and you wouldn't be able to get