So might this be a way to increase not only the status of atoms relative to bits, but use bits to reinvent the world of atoms through new physical developments? And if the physical developments are good enough and compounding would that stall the progress of AI development?
Yeah, I don’t see much of a force here. While the art generators are a good demonstration of capability, ultimately art doesn’t matter that much in terms of the economy. This is why I don’t expect physical progress to increase that much.
I agree that if you are looking at it in terms of art generators that it is not a promising view. I was thinking hypothetically about AI enabled advancements in the energy creation and storage and in materials science and in, idk, say environmental control systems in hostile environments. If we had paradigm shifting advancements in these areas we may then spend time implementing and exploiting these world changing discoveries.
Yeah, I don’t see much of a force here. While the art generators are a good demonstration of capability, ultimately art doesn’t matter that much in terms of the economy. This is why I don’t expect physical progress to increase that much.
I agree that if you are looking at it in terms of art generators that it is not a promising view. I was thinking hypothetically about AI enabled advancements in the energy creation and storage and in materials science and in, idk, say environmental control systems in hostile environments. If we had paradigm shifting advancements in these areas we may then spend time implementing and exploiting these world changing discoveries.