> The human mind doesn't really grok exponential curves very well. We tend to perceive them more as flat and then suddenly they go vertical. > In that regard,

> The human mind doesn't really grok exponential curves very well. We tend to perceive them more as flat and then suddenly they go vertical. > In that regard, society's response to recent progress in AI appears clumsy and ineffective to me. Surely people don't think banning generated essays or art is going to fix whatever problem they perceive? This stuff is improving quicker than we can adapt, and any response that attempts to halt, delay, or ignore this progress is destined to fail. The singularity is one thing, I think might sneak up on us way faster than we think, and I don't think one can be prepared for a doubling of info every second of every day. It's incomprehensible that everything will just double faster and faster until a decade of progress takes place in 10 minutes, not 10 years.