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Marc Andreessen argues that current AI breakthroughs represent an "80-year overnight success" - the culmination of eight decades of neural network research that finally escaped traditional boom-bust cycles through major advances in reasoning, coding, and agent capabilities. Unlike previous AI hype cycles, this moment is different because the technology actually works in real-world applications, though widespread...

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