Henry Ford's “Fordson Model F” tractor went into production in 1917 and became an instant hit with farmers in the Midwest. Artificial intelligence is not unlike Henry Ford’s novel tractor.

A company’s relationship with AGI is the lens through which investors now must view all stocks. And the companies that hope to survive and thrive must adopt and integrate AI technologies as quickly as possible. Those that fail to do so will perish… and time is of the essence. AGI is when AI achieves human-level intelligence and can perform tasks all on its own. This technology is coming. In fact, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in January that the company already knows “how to build AGI.” For investors, this changes everything. A company’s relationship with AGI is the lens through which investors now must view all stocks. And the companies that hope to survive and thrive must adopt and integrate AI technologies as quickly as possible. Those that fail to do so will perish… and time is of the essence. That is why I’ve developed a three-step process for finding companies that will survive and thrive on The Road to AGI… and I’ll show you those three steps today.

Soon enough, artificial narrow intelligence (ANI) will start looking a lot more like what experts in the field call “strong” AI – or artificial general intelligence (AGI). So, today, I’ll break down exactly what AGI is… and where we are on the Road to AGI. Then, I’ll show you how you can turn its imminent arrival to your advantage.

Today, let’s take a look at why gold is a “bet on disorder.” And while many investors may rush to buy physical gold or gold stocks, there is a more powerful way to capitalize on this golden opportunity – one that multiplies your returns.