3 6 Ke·2025-09-22 00:58Group 1 - The core argument presented by Mustafa Suleyman is that AI's marginal cost is approaching zero, leading to a decentralization of power and making AI accessible to everyone [1][11][30] - AI is evolving from a "predictive system" to an "action agent," which means that the ability to execute tasks is being redistributed from large organizations to individuals [2][15][20] - The ability to use AI effectively is becoming a new form of power, as it allows individuals to perform tasks that previously required teams and resources [14][21][30] Group 2 - Suleyman emphasizes that AI is not just a tool but a form of actionable execution power that can perform tasks autonomously, such as sending emails, generating contracts, and managing schedules [10][12][30] - The reduction in marginal costs means that individuals can now achieve the same level of influence as large companies, as AI can handle complex tasks with minimal input [11][13][30] - The traditional power structures based on resource allocation and organizational processes are being disrupted, allowing individuals to take direct action with AI [20][22][30] Group 3 - The future of power will depend on who can effectively utilize AI to turn ideas into reality, as the ability to predict and execute tasks becomes a key determinant of influence [15][21][30] - Suleyman predicts that AI will soon possess perfect memory and the ability to make long-term, accurate predictions based on user interactions, further enhancing individual capabilities [21][30] - The shift in power dynamics signifies a move away from centralized control towards individual empowerment through AI [30]