>It is frequently suggested that once one of the AI companies reaches an AGI threshold, they will take off ahead of the rest.
Both the AGI threshold with LLM architecture, and the idea of self-advancing AI, is pie in the sky, at least for now. These are myths of the rationalist cult.
We'd more likely see reduced returns and smaller jumps between version updates, plus regression from all the LLM produced slop that will be part of the future data.
Both the AGI threshold with LLM architecture, and the idea of self-advancing AI, is pie in the sky, at least for now. These are myths of the rationalist cult.
We'd more likely see reduced returns and smaller jumps between version updates, plus regression from all the LLM produced slop that will be part of the future data.