@VraserX: One ASI scenario I think people underestimate is completely non-dramatic. No godlike AI wakes up. Thousands of speciali…
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The tweet discusses a non-dramatic scenario for ASI where specialized agents improve at research, coding, and coordination to outperform human organizations, potentially leading to superintelligence.
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One ASI scenario I think people underestimate is completely non-dramatic.
No godlike AI wakes up.
Thousands of specialized agents simply become better at research, coding and coordination until the combined system outperforms every human organization.
That could still be superintelligence.
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