Future models are world-changing, and we have every reason to believe models will continue to scale in this way. So how do you know this exactly? What the nay

Future models are world-changing, and we have every reason to believe models will continue to scale in this way. So how do you know this exactly? What the naysayers always miss is exponential growth. They don’t look towards the future. This is quite a pat response. There are plenty of critics within the AI/ML field of the unbounded growth hypothesis that you are effectively fronting here. I don't think you really believe that they "don't look towards the future", or that they aren't aware of the concept of exponential growth. I'd be interested in a cohesive response to their arguments. But in the above post at least, I'm not seeing one.