Literally the only thing you have full autonomy over in life is showing up every day with a smile on your face and kindness in your heart, and if you do it consistently, the right people will find you
Is there an underrated aspect where LLMs becoming increasingly superhuman at obviously heavily g-loaded tasks, while the physical world stays broadly unchanged, should actually be updating us in favor of the “world transformation isn’t actually intelligence bottlenecked” hypothesis? Possibly to a sufficient extent that it nets to longer timelines despite capability progress?
Like if tomorrow we actually put the country of geniuses in the datacentre then clearly P(transformative change soon) is higher, but if after a year the physical world looks broadly the same then P(transformative change soon) is probably lower, and possibly lower than before the unveiling
@UriGil3 This will be the new "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
If we made a new science discovery but no human understands it, does it even matter?
Every August 1st, at 5pm sirens sound across Warsaw to commemorate the outbreak of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
The city comes to a standstill for a minute to honor the fallen.
250 000 Poles were killed in the 63-day-long uprising against the Germans.
I feel like I can’t put into words how incredibly wild this is.
$2,000 is obviously not a small amount of money for someone, but to achieve 10 new scientific/mathematical proofs … that’s a breakthrough in and of itself.
I’d call it 11 breakthroughs achieved here.