I share the authors view that if things align and compound we are in for a very wild ride. However, I feel the bull case is over emphasized. Not all likely "wa

I share the authors view that if things align and compound we are in for a very wild ride. However, I feel the bull case is over emphasized. Not all likely "walls" are sufficiently discussed, some that I think about: - will AI blow past human general intelligence or level off? (because of diminishing returns and "weak" human teachers) - can AI really achieve online learning (economically)? the current architecture can't (just shoving things into large context windows doesn't seem to be enough) - do we as a society tolerate this rapid change or will there be interventions? (protest because people don't want to lose their jobs)