There is a limit to compression of human-relevant information which is largely what intelligence is.
The main thing I am talking about is speed of output. You can already see huge increases in say old GPT-3.5 versus GPT-3.5-turbo or old GPT-4 to new.
We know for a fact that the hardware inference speed can be increased by using faster (currently prohibitively expensive) memory or by packing more onto a chip. There are design for new memory-based computing paradigms.
It's already clear that AI is superintelligent in certain domains or aspects. Such as the ability to exchange information with other agents.
Computer hardware efficiency has relentlessly increased. It would be a total break with history if it suddenly stopped.
The main thing I am talking about is speed of output. You can already see huge increases in say old GPT-3.5 versus GPT-3.5-turbo or old GPT-4 to new.
We know for a fact that the hardware inference speed can be increased by using faster (currently prohibitively expensive) memory or by packing more onto a chip. There are design for new memory-based computing paradigms.
It's already clear that AI is superintelligent in certain domains or aspects. Such as the ability to exchange information with other agents.
Computer hardware efficiency has relentlessly increased. It would be a total break with history if it suddenly stopped.