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I'd argue we've had more progress towards fusion than AGI.
by helterskelter 1y ago
I'd argue we've had more progress towards fusion than AGI.
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- FiniteIntegral 1y agoYet at the same time "towards" does not equate to "nearing". Relative terms for relative statements. Until there's a light at the end of the tunnel, we don't know how far we've got.
- chasd00 1y ago> I'd argue we've had more progress towards fusion than AGI. way more pogress toward fusion than AGI. Uncontrolled runaway fusion reactions were perfected in the 50s (iirc) with the thermonuclear bombs. Controllable fusion reactions have been common for many years. A controllable, self-sustaining, and profitable fusion reaction is all that is left. The goalposts that mark when AGI has been reached haven't even been defined yet.