General automation, and science

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Generative AI is moving fast, with scaling laws visibly playing out. What will the next few years of deep learning bring us, in terms of real world impact outside of tech/software? I’ve been hearing some bold predictions for disruption. I think about this a lot, since my job is to help the world do b... Show More

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