Sam Altman is a putz. The "technological singularity" sounds great, but it assumes no other limiting factors. And there are ALWAYS limiting factors. That's why progress in an area follows an S-shaped

Sam Altman is a putz. The "technological singularity" sounds great, but it assumes no other limiting factors. And there are ALWAYS limiting factors. That's why progress in an area follows an S-shaped curve: it starts out looking like it'll go exponential, then it hits an inflection point and starts to flatten out instead. You hit the point of diminishing returns and that's it. Or you choke yoursel