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Not to mention the fact that two years ago they took it from 45% to >60%. If they can continue improving, even with an exponential decay in rate of improvement,
by entropicdrifter 6y ago
Not to mention the fact that two years ago they took it from 45% to >60%. If they can continue improving, even with an exponential decay in rate of improvement, this is certainly a stunning example of technological disruption.
- Zenst 6y agoEven without any improvement, the amount of grunt-work the AI can pre-do and get down to a short-list - that in itself will see changes in progress speeding research up.
- kordlessagain 6y ago> and get down to a short-list There's no reason to believe the list will contain all solutions, however.
- patagurbon 6y agoNo but it will hopefully contain some. Which for many if not most problems is all that matters