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An essay arguing that the technological singularity may arise not from a single superintelligent AI, but from constellations of specialized human–AI partnerships, and warns against corporate control of such systems.
Discusses plausible pathways to the technological singularity, including automated AI research, competitive diffusion, institutional dependence, and scientific automation, arguing for a gradual transition rather than a discrete event.
The article argues that monopolies in the semiconductor supply chain (ASML, TSMC, etc.) create a bottleneck for AI development and hardware affordability, and suggests that breaking these monopolies could democratize computing and accelerate technological singularity.