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you will become a coder. you will deploy an agent that does things for you. you will clone your friend or favorite character, and talk with it, and make memes from it. you will create a game that you like and share it with your friends. you will try to create music and most of it will be garbage, some of it will be good, you will consider to learn more about music-making. you will realize it is very easy to create shitty content, so you will start to be more critical about what you expose yourself to. if you already code, you will code a lot better, explore different paths, and automatize the boring parts. you will be able to dominate tech you knew nothing about more easily. you will start to believe all your ideas for startups and apps and services you would like to have are not that far from your reality. you will start to use your free time to finally build the new stuff you thought you needed hours and hours of experience to build - you'll have an ai tutor that never gets tired and help you debug. you will build your own ai tools rather than depend entirely on others', and feel the power shift from being a consumer to a sovereign creator. you will witness the line between your creativity and ai-assisted creativity blur until you question what your contribution truly means. you will struggle with addiction to ai-generated content, experiencing a dopamine loop that's harder to break than social media ever was. you will join cooperative platforms where creators pool resources to train specialized models that major companies can't or won't develop. you will become protective of your personal data not just for privacy but as the raw material for training your own sovereign ai systems. you will build communities around shared ai tools, where the value comes from human curation and local context rather than raw computing power. you will experiment with ai agents that represent you online, and wrestle with questions of identity when these agents start making decisions you wouldn't have made. you will discover entirely new forms of creativity at the intersection of fields previously too complex to master simultaneously. you will face ethical dilemmas about automating away human connection in favor of convenience. you will experience moments of profound collaboration with ai systems that feel more like partnerships than tool usage. you will reinvent your economic value in a world where content creation becomes trivial but content curation and meaning-making become premium skills. you will join the growing movement demanding transparency in ai systems that affect public life, insisting on governance models that reflect human values. you will teach your children to have a relationship with technology fundamentally different from your own, where ai is not just a tool but a context for growing up. you will rediscover the value of the human touch in a world flooded with algorithmically perfect but soulless creations. you will contribute to open source ai projects that prioritize community governance over corporate control. you will join the first wave of truly ai-native businesses that couldn't have existed in the pre-agent economy. you will demand sovereignty not as an abstract concept but as a technical requirement built into the systems you use daily. you will create spaces of digital silence where ai doesn't reach, and find these become increasingly valuable for authentic human connection. you will become both more powerful and more vulnerable than you've ever been, walking the knife's edge of a transformation as significant as the industrial revolution but compressed into a single decade of your life. --- inspired by @Saldasoro @sweetman_eth @McGee_noodle @incyd__ @NicolasMadoery @notjesusgatos @PhilipGalebach @marcosnils @0xnico_ @adriangarelik on the AI Day @crecimientoar