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Why 2025 will take us closer to the “Turing horizon”

A decade ago, years before GPT and LLM became household acronyms, agentic AI pioneer Chetan Dube led the creation of the conversational AI platform Amelia. Back then, Amelia’s closest competition was IBM’s Watson. Following the 2024 acquisition of Amelia by SoundHound AI, Dube made his mission the delivery of “the most human AI the enterprise world has ever known,” as founder and CEO of Quant.

Driven by his foundational interest in the work of Alan Turing at college in Delhi, Dube has kept his eyes fixed on the “Turing horizon” where “machines become indistinguishable from humans.” Noting his exceptional track record for working ahead of the game in enterprise AI, Big Think sought out a chat with Dube to explore the present and near-future of agentic AI, sound out the issues bedeviling AI’s jagged frontier, and figure out some of the ways our AI future can be both safe and extremely profitable.

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