Positive users focus on the steep capability curve in AI because rapid future jumps will outpace today's tools and competition, while negative users worry funding will run out due to poor ROI.
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@emollick There will not be enough money with which to continue funding AI, given the growing corporate disappointment with its financial return-on-investment.
@emollick Yes, onlu few people like you are thinking about making AI reach AGI, rest of the world simply experimenting with tools.
@emollick So true. Everyone looking at today’s tool and costs. They don’t realize how fast the next jump is coming
@ZeroMazed @emollick insightful comment, truly
@emollick 直觉上,现在不是终极形态,现在才刚刚开始爬坡
I still believe that everyone is too fixated on the state of play in AI right now (which companies in which countries are winning, how to manage costs, etc.) and not focused enough on the continued steepness of the capability curve for AI At high capabilities, a lot changes fast
And this is not some reference to a future ASI (though it could be that too), but instead a reference to to where many observers expect the capability curve to be a year from now (exponentially improved, given current trajectories), even though models continue to be jagged.
Positive users focus on the steep capability curve in AI because rapid future jumps will outpace today's tools and competition, while negative users worry funding will run out due to poor ROI.
Based on 7 visible X reactions from 12 accounts; directional sample.
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