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* Design iteration, production and implementation / installation of software and hardware are limited by the laws of reality so that the overall technological progress and ''mightiness'' of AI is also limited to a comprehensible pace and amount. | * Design iteration, production and implementation / installation of software and hardware are limited by the laws of reality so that the overall technological progress and ''mightiness'' of AI is also limited to a comprehensible pace and amount. | ||
A hard (fast) [[wp: | A hard (fast) [[wp:Technological singularity#Hard or soft takeoff|take-off]] cannot happen. Therefore, an AI cannot improve itself fast enough to become uncontrollable. | ||
: 2024: When you look at the data points you realize the [https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1c79xg9/summary_of_stanford_universitys_2024_ai_index/ exponential start curve] of this new ''[https://www.researchgate.net/figure/S-curves-for-the-established-and-disruptive-technology-Performance_fig2_4899992 disruptive technology]'' is over. The second half of the S curve is about to begin. Pessimists see 2026 as a date of a possible slow down. GPT-5 and timely released competition products will be the last hype in the line. From then on only [https://www.heise.de/news/xLSTM-Extended-Long-Short-Term-Memory-bessere-KI-Modelle-aus-Europa-9711813.html gradual improvements] will happen until a new approach (like real self-improvement) gets implemented. | : 2024: When you look at the data points you realize the [https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1c79xg9/summary_of_stanford_universitys_2024_ai_index/ exponential start curve] of this new ''[https://www.researchgate.net/figure/S-curves-for-the-established-and-disruptive-technology-Performance_fig2_4899992 disruptive technology]'' is over. The second half of the S curve is about to begin. Pessimists see 2026 as a date of a possible slow down. GPT-5 and timely released competition products will be the last hype in the line. From then on only [https://www.heise.de/news/xLSTM-Extended-Long-Short-Term-Memory-bessere-KI-Modelle-aus-Europa-9711813.html gradual improvements] will happen until a new approach (like real self-improvement) gets implemented. | ||