You can see with image generation progress was extremely quick

It’s irrelevant because it wasn’t a precursor technique. The precursor was machine learning research, not other image generation technology

Creating abstract art by moving pixels around is not anywhere close to what we mean by image generation. At no point did this other software generate something from a prompt

Image gen did not exist in any way shape or form before. Now we’re getting video gen like a few years later.

Let’s not forget we started by playing the game of Go better. My prediction as a hobby Go programmer (the game, not language) in 2015 would be that better than human AIs would be there by 2020 and they got there by 2016.

Before the AlphaGo match with Lee Sedol people predicted the AI would just put up a decent fight since a previous version played questionably against a weaker player. It blew one of the best players ever out of the water, losing only one game of the series.

Future matches even against the world #1 with the better models showed it to be invincible against humans

You’re making the same mistake. You’re looking at the current capabilities and predicting a human speed of improvement. AI is improving faster.

the mitigations just have bugs, and bugs can be fixed

I’m not convinced it won’t be a thing of the past after some time

It means that if quantum technology improves, the same technique can break higher bit integers. So it’s in fact broken, we just don’t have the future hardware to execute it on yet.

The issue is they can install spyware after selling their company and if you have automatic updates you’ll get that too

Because they wasted 5 people’s time on it instead of pulling in the first pr

The government doesn’t have the money to buy every property

Not everyone can just pay a down payment on a property

Why? It’s impossible for all of the homes to be owned, we’ve been between 63-68% home ownership

In fact, a nasty thing happened when the home ownership peaked around 2008

The problem is NIMBYs, not landlords

It’s not even a special problem if a corp is a landlord or just one person.

The problem is not enough housing, not enough construction. Housing prices are actually decreasing in Austin because Texas builds

Corporations owning houses is a tiny percentage, again, home ownership rate is 60%+

Look at the scale, it’s between 63-68 for decades and the top number was literally a bubble

I agree that not all of the productivity gains go to the workers, but the workers are better off now than before

Home ownership rate has been steady for decades

The wages have been going up, just not exactly as fast productivity for several reasons:

I said more likely, not guaranteed. His chance of having an untreated mental health problem is around the same as anyone else, around 25%, roughly

https://www.cremieux.xyz/p/income-and-iq-finnish-data

Except the uptick is from 1990, it’s been getting better for about 34 years now, with setbacks in the dotcom crash, financial crisis and the pandemic.

There haven’t been better wages at any point in US history as we beat the uptick of the 1970s some time ago

The smartest kid in school is much more likely to have a good job