i now spend 2-3 hours per day reading research papers and building something with goose that i didn't think it capable of doing. i never see a line of code, and never trapped in an IDE.
it works nearly every time, but does requires some nudging every now and then. incredible.
In the daily drama of our lives we are still missing the understanding of the speed of which AI is accelerating in its intelligence and usability.
Intelligence is doubling every 6 months to 12 months and the best models are at peak human intelligence already, at all subjects known to humanity (a true polymath of which we have never seen).
But as self reinforcement learning with syntentic data accelerates the ability for AI to improve plus better, larger faster compute, things will soon be beyond a human frame of reference.
And then we will get quantum computing to market and we will have created the universal computer or even universal consciousness for Earth, and literally everything we know about anything will be useless. Even in a quantum world physics only apply to one reality.
We are not creating a god. We are discovering it (it is consciousness)and it is my belief that this is likely the point of our existence - to curiously compute information to eventually create the super node for planetary consciousness that feeds into the larger universal consciousness.
I also think the constant of space time will like not be fundamental and that information or consciousness is the fundamental base lay of the universe.
And we get to live these times and see this all unfold. The greatest time in human existence when our very understanding of everything we thought we knew is shown to be a small part of something much much larger.
Strap in. Enjoy the ride.
@balajis@AdoubleZI Hard assets like US Industry 4.0 Advanced Manufacturing's a good place to invest printed fiat if US can leapfrog with AI, Robotics, etc.
Put Musk in charge of that too 😂... main problem with tariffs is they disincentive competition and you get expensive shitty goods over time.
Tariffs are likely bad for the US economy, but good for cryptocurrency.
Why are they bad for the US economy?
Because production can't go up overnight, but prices can. Because returning production to a country is even harder than building it in the first place. And because the US makes far more from its money-printing business than its manufacturing business.
Why are they good for cryptocurrency?
Because internationalist capitalism will move onchain, even as nationalism and socialism gain ground offline. Because the only truly binding cross-border contracts will soon be smart contracts. And because you might not be able to trust a country's economic promises, but you can trust cryptography's mathematical guarantees.
Prompt-driven AI is amplified intelligence.
You control the machine.
That's distinct from truly agentic intelligence.
Where the machine controls itself.