The Post-AGI Era

AGI has arrived. Or more precisely, machines can now reason across domains, adapt to unfamiliar problems, and perform complex tasks with a meaningful degree of autonomy.

This does not mean that AI has become perfect, universally superhuman, or that intelligence has reached some final state. AGI is better understood as a threshold of generality and autonomy. What makes crossing it significant is not simply that AI has become more capable, but that it allows us to ask a fundamentally different question about how work and organizations themselves should be designed.