I mean, I don’t see the argument for more than that. Unless you have some argument for hardware progress stopping, my sense is that things would get cheap enough that someone is going to try the AI stuff that is happening today within a decade.
some people who would have been working on ai without lesswrong: sutskever, graves, bengio, hinton, lecun, schmidhuber, hassabis,
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I mean, I don’t see the argument for more than that. Unless you have some argument for hardware progress stopping, my sense is that things would get cheap enough that someone is going to try the AI stuff that is happening today within a decade.
some people who would have been working on ai without lesswrong: sutskever, graves, bengio, hinton, lecun, schmidhuber, hassabis,