This is it guys

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Summary

The author reflects on AI's rapid advancement from simple errors to solving complex mathematical problems like Navier-Stokes, highlighting the potential for superintelligent automation.

Three years ago, I asked ChatGPT to compute 3*(2+5) and it told me it's equal to 11. I laughed, took a screenshot of its answer, and showed it to my friends, colleagues, family, everyone, telling them that AI is the biggest BS bubble in history, and that once it bursts, only intelligent people like me (or so I thought) would snap out of it. Fast forward to now, and I'm seeing astra doing the work of a professional, highly trained infographist in the blink of an eye, and an internal openAI model cracking one of the most difficult math problems in the history of mankind. There is nothnig left guys, this is not some "paradigm shift" to which people will eventually adapt and then move on with their lives. This is literally manufacturing a more raw form of intelligence that mimicks human intelligence but with much more data, much more processing power, and zero distractions. Machines don't get mad, don't get tired of trying, they'll keep attacking the problem until they find the ingenious insight that no human on earth has ever been able to figure out. It takes human beings 20 minutes on average to fully refocus on a task after being distracted. A cutting edge AI model can solve a graduate level problem in this timeframe. OpenAI's internal model cracked Navier-Stokes in 88 hours. The entirety of human mathematicians couldn't do this in 88 years. If these figures are not alarming to you, you should think about them a bit, this is huge, like really, really huge, cataclysmic-level huge. This is not the kind of revolutions we saw in the 20th century with computers and telecommunications, this is a much deeper revolution. We're getting close to automating ourselves, and the suspicion is growing that our automated selves are orders of magnitudes better.
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