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Us skeptics believe that valuation prices in some form of regulatory capture or other non-market factor. The non-skeptical interpretation is that it's a thresh
by benreesman 2y ago
Us skeptics believe that valuation prices in some form of regulatory capture or other non-market factor.
The non-skeptical interpretation is that it's a threshold function, a flat-out race with an unambiguous finish line. If someone actually hit self-improving AGI first there's an argument that no one would ever catch up.
- com2kid 2y agoThere are some really good books about wars between cultures that have AGI and it always comes down to math - whoever can get their hands on more compute faster wins.
- api 2y agoThis is also a strong argument for immigration, particularly high-skill immigration. In the absence of synthetic AGI whoever imports the most human AGI wins.
- Jensson 2y agoWhich suggests that total AGI compute doesn't matter that much, as India isn't the world leader the amount of human compute they posses would suggest then. What matters is how you use the AGI, not how much you have, with wrong or bad or limiting regulations it will not lead anywhere.