It also talks about "straight lines on a graph"...and promptly proceeds to illustrate this concept using a graph with a logarithmic scale. Combined with the au

It also talks about "straight lines on a graph"...and promptly proceeds to illustrate this concept using a graph with a logarithmic scale. Combined with the author's evident belief that facilely restating the concept of hard-takeoff singularity (as "AI can replace an machine learning engineer by...") suffices to change the nature of the basic claim he's making, I didn't see any pressing need to read further. Singularitarian sophistry is hardly novel in 2024, and at this late date retains no meaningful capacity even to entertain.