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AI discoveries are claimed to be too numerous to announce individually

A user claims AI already produces too many scientific breakthroughs to announce individually and predicts thousands in one drop.

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In an October 10, 2026, post, a user argues that AI is making so many scientific discoveries that announcing each one is impractical. The post puts the count at roughly 700 “today,” predicts thousands in a single drop soon, and suggests that a drop of tens of thousands would mean we’re deep into the “Singularity.”

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Dr Singularity@Dr_SingularityWe're already at the stage where AI makes so many scientific discoveries/breakthroughs, that announcing them individually becomes impractical. Let that sink in. 10, 100, ~700 today, soon 1000s in one drop when we reach 10 000s of discoveries in a single drop, we can safely assume we're deep into the Singularity.2h
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    Dr Singularity@Dr_SingularityWe're already at the stage where AI makes so many scientific discoveries/breakthroughs, that announcing them individually becomes impractical. Let that sink in. 10, 100, ~700 today, soon 1000s in one drop when we reach 10 000s of discoveries in a single drop, we can safely assume we're deep into the Singularity.2h
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