I think you underestimate the richness of your cat's autonomy even keeping it inside to avoid destroying wildlife. It can freely explore within its bounds. No L

I think you underestimate the richness of your cat's autonomy even keeping it inside to avoid destroying wildlife. It can freely explore within its bounds. No LLM currently can. We are far away from the intelligence of a cat in any software or AI algorithm, much less the intelligence of a human. If we were letting unbound adaptive autonomous AI explore freely. I would be worried about accidentally making a digital hitler. I haven't seen anything with even remotely close to that level of autonomy or intelligence to implement self-improvement or grow bounds. The hype still outpaces the reality. It won't forever, but I believe we are at least 40 years from even cat-level general intelligence. And even then, an ai-cat's life worth of training and data has to go into making the ai-cat intelligent. We are spending enormous resources to make a single fixed model. The need for those input resources won't magically go away.