@tbpn: Olam Labs CEO @sensho says the only two bottlenecks left to AGI and ASI are compute and data. "For AGI and ASI to come …
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Olam Labs CEO states that compute and data are the remaining bottlenecks for achieving AGI and ASI, with compute being the primary constraint.
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Olam Labs CEO @sensho says the only two bottlenecks left to AGI and ASI are compute and data.
“For AGI and ASI to come there are only two bottlenecks right now. We have no bottleneck with architecture or agents. It’s data and compute.”
“Compute is the biggest bottleneck.”
“We’re gonna have 10x more compute coming online in the next two years. If you’re scaling law-pilled and if you’re -pilled in all the ways that these AI labs are, then data is the actual bottleneck.”
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