> What I can fairly easily imagine in the next few years with improved hardware is something like an open version of ChatGPT that has a 200 IQ and "thinks" 100

> What I can fairly easily imagine in the next few years with improved hardware is something like an open version of ChatGPT that has a 200 IQ and "thinks" 100 times faster than a human. It seems unlikely that if we can achieve "200 IQ and thinks 100 times faster than a human" in the next decade or two, it going to be on cheap and widely available hardware. Perhaps such an AI could help optimise the creation of hardware that it can run on, but this also isn't going to be quick to do - the bottlenecks are not mainly the intelligence of the people involved in this sort of thing.