Right—so, by “anti-foom factor”, I meant: factor resulting in relatively slower growth in machine intelligence. No implication that the “FOOM” term had been satisfactorily quantitatively nailed down was intended.
I do get that the term is talking about rapid growth in machine intelligence. The issue under discussion is: how fast is considered to be “rapid”.
Right—so, by “anti-foom factor”, I meant: factor resulting in relatively slower growth in machine intelligence. No implication that the “FOOM” term had been satisfactorily quantitatively nailed down was intended.
I do get that the term is talking about rapid growth in machine intelligence. The issue under discussion is: how fast is considered to be “rapid”.