I'm legitimately curious about whether a physical hard limit exists for what AI can accomplish. A few decades ago, people often assumed Moore's law would contin

I'm legitimately curious about whether a physical hard limit exists for what AI can accomplish. A few decades ago, people often assumed Moore's law would continue indefinitely, but now there's some doubt as to whether it is physically possible to keep up the pace without some amount of marketing tricks. We don't believe AI would ever be able to solve some classes of "impossible" tasks, like breaking crypto. But at the same time, we say AI will just keep blowing past all hurdles in some slow singularity-like fashion. Those two ideas can't both be right. I'm curious where the lines converge at.