@willcb: who cares if it’s technically a sigmoid, the plateau is like 3 or 4 OOMs away. also we’re 10x-ing every year, superinte…
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A tweet discussing AI growth predictions, suggesting that rapid 10x annual progress could lead to superintelligence by 2030, despite concerns about sigmoid plateaus.
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