AGI - AI Dynamics

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11 October 2025 7h50

If you think the future is like the past, then it all comes down to your analogy: 1880s railroads? 2000 dot-com? 1910s factory electrification? 1980s software? It is also possible to argue that AI represents an industrialization-style break with all past trends. We don't know.

11 October 2025

AI Future Scenarios: Bubble, Plateau, or Transformative Breakthrough?

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11 October 2025 7h39

I don't think we have a good grasp on what the future of AI will be, so it would be reasonable to start thinking in scenarios: what if there is a bubble or a plateau in AI development? (Not the same thing) Conversely, what if the insiders saying transformative AI soon are right?

11 October 2025

Benchmark Progress Achieved Despite Remaining Visual Artifacts

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10 October 2025 19h33

Big progress on this important benchmark (but still weird artifacts). https://t.co/1mz8SCJisk pic.twitter.com/f9tpCi9fne
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) 10 octobre 2025

Big progress on this important benchmark (but still weird artifacts).

Claude AI Extracts Flight and Hotel Booking Data from 2024

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10 October 2025 19h02

I asked Claude to find every flight and hotel booking I made in 2024 and it seemed to get them all, plus how much they cost and if I paid cash or credit card points

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One-Shot Generalization Capability Achieved in AI Systems

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10 October 2025 18h53

one-shot generalization exists

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Economic Sovereignty in AI: Major Powers vs. Dependent Nations

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10 October 2025 18h02

the idea i had is like:
– lots of major economies are investing for sovereignty (they can afford to try)
– many many other countries have no chance to be sovereign (don’t have the cash, capabilities, critical mass) so they’ll just give up or won’t try and be “neutral” and depend