When it comes to intelligence, I don't think will see a great equalization, rather a Matthew effect:
"For to every one who has will more be given..."
There is definitely a correlation between your natural intelligence and the odds of you accessing cutting edge AI.
Users are excited that AI will amplify genius and advantages for skilled users of the same models rather than equalizing access via the Matthew Effect.
Artificial intelligence will make possessing great natural intelligence much more useful rather than less for at least the near future.
When it comes to intelligence, I don't think will see a great equalization, rather a Matthew effect:
"For to every one who has will more be given..."
There is definitely a correlation between your natural intelligence and the odds of you accessing cutting edge AI.
Not only does intelligence mean you are more likely to seek out access to it, for now the intelligent power user can get much more out of the models than what the median user does.
To put it differently:
Artificial intelligence will make possessing great natural intelligence much more useful rather than less for at least the near future.
Models will more and more come to accurately gauge intelligence of the user, and take it into account, for purely practical reasons, regardless of company policies.
Yeah, mostly. The tool spreads fast, but the real edge stays with people who already have compute, context, and know how to use it.
When it comes to intelligence, I don't think will see a great equalization, rather a Matthew effect:
"For to every one who has will more be given..."
There is definitely a correlation between your natural intelligence and the odds of you accessing cutting edge AI.
As time goes on I also expect AI simply taking you more seriously when answering questions or working with you will come to matter more and more.
@SamoBurja I think it will amplify genius (alpha) like crazy, while being a substitute for generic intelligence (beta) https://guzey.com/genius/
@SamoBurja Proximity to prosperity is not intelligence.
@SamoBurja Agreed. It's not just access, it's knowing how to drive the thing. Same model, very different results.
When it comes to intelligence, I don't think will see a great equalization, rather a Matthew effect:
"For to every one who has will more be given..."
There is definitely a correlation between your natural intelligence and the odds of you accessing cutting edge AI.