We've given AI self-driving 15 years, and we still don't really have it. And nuclear fusion, what, 75 years? And possibly never might. Sometimes, there is a c

We've given AI self-driving 15 years, and we still don't really have it. And nuclear fusion, what, 75 years? And possibly never might. Sometimes, there is a cap to the capability, and maybe we've already reached it. Yes, there will still be small, incremental improvements. Yes, we can change the "rules" to make new tools more valuable (eg. introduce communicating roads and vehicles to make it easier for cars to be self-driving; or introduce some forms of orthogonal resiliency into software that allows us to live with the slop from LLMs). And yes, possibly you are right too, but there is nothing definitively confirming that.