How many times faster can the AGI advance the science than humans do?
post by StanislavKrym · 2025-03-28T15:16:52.320Z · LW · GW · No commentsThis is a question post.
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I hope that the reasoning in my two [LW · GW]posts [LW · GW] shows that the AGI has a chance to end up relying on the entire human-built energy industry just to solve as many problems (and hopefully even less) as the millions of humans who work there. On the other hand, the entire set of physicists is within half of an OOM from a million. If the AGI armed with the whole world's energy industry is worth tens of millions of scientists, then does it mean that it will invent the things just a hundred times faster? Is it likely that non-neuromorphic AGI won't accelerate the human progress at all?
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