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Eric Schmidt says in one year there will be AI "super mathematicians" and combined with superior programming skills this will lead to AI scientists that will increase the slope of progress such that the country or company that is the first mover will have a monopoly on innovation for... show more

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Eric Schmidt is always like this btw he just wants a powerful AGI he has total control over that has supremacy over all others, so ofc it's a zero sum game for him.

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China is not “6 months behind”. China is not even super keen on the “we will sell closed source LLMs to consumers” model so it makes no sense to even compare OpenAI, Anthropic to Chinese AI. China is 6 months behind in humanoids, 12 months ahead in open source AI, and 3 years ahead in drone tech.

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It will get even more wild when there are AI-powered robots that can devise and execute their own physical, real-world experiments. It won't be just math innovation, but also innovation in the physical sciences.

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Yep, this is the ultimate first mover advantage. This is why China and America are racing to win. It could be that a one month lead is enough.

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this guy probably doesn’t know that much about this

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sounds like the same prediction they made about nuclear physics in the 1950s... how'd that monopoly work out?

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If these AI "super mathematicians"/programmers actually appear in one year, in two to three years we'll have such powerful AGI/ASI that nobody will doubt their reasoning abilities.

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This year…Elon vs Sam, battle for AGI

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The law of accelerating returns. Exponential growth is on full display in AI.

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