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> When we built the first airplane it could barely carry a single person and didn't go far... We are just barely touching digital general intelligence, and we'r
by phillipcarter 4y ago
> When we built the first airplane it could barely carry a single person and didn't go far... We are just barely touching digital general intelligence, and we're not even using API enabled versions that use tooling.
Big assumption that we're not just going to slam into a wall of capabilities and end up just with some really good autocomplete machines.
(I am bullish on generative AI as a whole, but come on, you have no clue about what's coming next just like me)
- pclmulqdq 4y agoWe basically did hit a wall with airplanes, and that still has made them useful. Modern airplanes are very similar to their 1960's counterparts. I think a lot of people see the bottom of an S-curve and think it's an exponential that will never stop. We're at the bottom with big-model AI right now, and it's great.