I absolutely agree, when you look at the first order. I don't quite agree when you look at a second order, applying more compute; for example, brute forcing a

I absolutely agree, when you look at the first order. I don't quite agree when you look at a second order, applying more compute; for example, brute forcing a combination of ideas and using a judge to evaluate them. I suspect there's quite a bit of low hanging fruit in joining together different deep expertise areas. I do come back to agreeing again for paradigm shifts. You don't get to very interesting ideas without fresh approaches, questioning core assumptions then rebuilding what we had before on new foundations. It is hard to see LLMs in their current shape being able to be naive and ignorant such that existing doctrine doesn't reign in new ideas.