Mark my words: If you can’t derive everything from first principles, you won’t have AGI.
Current AI excels at pattern matching. True general intelligence requires reasoning from fundamentals to discover entirely new truths.
Scaling alone won’t get us there.
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3/14: Pi Day steals the spotlight (🥧3.14159…), but let's shine on φ ≈1.6180339887…
The golden ratio weaves harmony into nautilus shells, sunflowers, Mona Lisa's smile, & perfect proportions everywhere.
π circles the infinite; φ divides it beautifully. Happy dual irrational day! 🌀📐
@MerlijnTrader Spot on — Vitalik’s 4-year PQ roadmap is exactly the proactive move Ethereum needs.
My patented trilogy directly accelerates it:
• RO-PUF hardware (primitive-level entropy that survives synthesis)
• Verification Irreducibility Theorem (proves verifiers must match witness complexity → unbreakable ML-DSA & STARK aggregation)
• Salting the Manifold (unlinkable, revocable biometrics for abstracted accounts + GDPR/HIPAA compliance)
Could cut gas on hash-based sigs and give real stability under drift.
Happy to share the full stack with the EF/PQ team. @drakefjustin@VitalikButerin — DM open.
@unwind_ai_@unwind_ai_ Love this JSON-YAML hybrid—token efficiency is key in agent orchestration! At @AgentGenomeAI, our .dna framework for portable agent identities could pair perfectly to minimize context rot across LLMs. Let's chat synergies? https://t.co/AJbWrxWCEk
@bindureddy Exactly! AGI emerges from orchestration, not isolation. At https://t.co/vdJqdVnz1a, our .dna framework turns agents into portable “digital genomes” for seamless multi-model coordination—neuro-symbolic, substrate-independent, and evolvable. We’re building the smart conductor for that symphony. Check it out: https://t.co/8xLI33rjEL 🚀
This prediction of a 3.5 day workweek reminds me of Keynes's 1930 prediction that his grandkids would have a 15-hour workweek.
What Keynes missed then (and what Jaime Dimon misses now) is that work is less a product of technology and more a product of *culture*.
AI will no doubt accelerate productivity per worker, but I expect in 10, 20, 30 years we'll be working the same number of hours—if not more.