>his can certainly exist on a theoretical thought experiment level but not in a physical world which has finite resources. I've always though of singularity as

>his can certainly exist on a theoretical thought experiment level but not in a physical world which has finite resources. I've always though of singularity as a sort of runaway progress scenario. Human brains run on a few hundred calories per day. I imagine if we could build an AGI, and even if it used 10,000x the power to run, we'd still be in a singularity type of new frontier. Imagine spinning up thousands of super brains at a time. I think it's hard to predict where that kind of capability would lead.