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I suppose this is a more forward looking post though. It's about whoever gets to whatever is awaiting us in the future 7 months before the other. And I guess t
by kingstnap 10mo ago
I suppose this is a more forward looking post though. It's about whoever gets to whatever is awaiting us in the future 7 months before the other.
And I guess the idea is is that there is this extreme inflection point in utility somewhere that makes it so getting there first gives you some incredible economic edge.
It might not exist though. Like either utility plateaus and its bubble crash of the century time or it just keeps going up but without any specific point where you can differentiate something.
- kelipso 10mo agoFeels like that inflection point possibility passed a while ago since these models are starting to plateau in performance.
- marcosdumay 10mo agoThe GP is talking about recursive self-improvement. What yes, it's clear by now it's way beyond the capacity of those AIs, and the odds are pretty good it's impossible to a large extent (but some limited version of it may be possible).
- laterium 10mo agoWhat makes you think they plateaued?