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I don't think that I misunderstood - it says that more computing power beats "hand-engineering". But more computing power doesn't seem to work that well anymore

I don't think that I misunderstood - it says that more computing power beats "hand-engineering". But more computing power doesn't seem to work that well anymore to improve AI performance - and there is not much more computing power coming in the next couple of years, not orders of magnitude more for free like it used to be. Case in point: the somewhat disappointing new nVidia generation.

sitkack 2y ago
> it says that more computing power beats "hand-engineering". This is the simplistic tl;dr, but that isn't what is says. You should reread the essay and the linked arxiv paper. It is much more than throwing more compute at a problem.