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Intelligence (your ability to turn the information you have into a maximally useful model) is typically not the bottleneck to problem solving for smart humans. You would need to be faced with a very hard problem for intelligence to be the bottleneck.
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When humans fail to solve ARC 3 environments, it is *usually* because of an exploration failure. In some cases it is because they're not able model the information they have, even though the info is sufficient -- but that's rare. Exploration is both difficult and important.
Intelligence (your ability to turn the information you have into a maximally useful model) is typically not the bottleneck to problem solving for smart humans. You would need to be faced with a very hard problem for intelligence to be the bottleneck.
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On «demand» Americans can just print money, or pillage their allies more, to finance their Manufacturing Renaissance. $500B («investment» commitment from Korea) at $25K/clanker = 20 million clankers I'm being very glib here, but you get the drift, hopefully
We're in a race. It's not USA vs China but humans and AGIs vs ape power centralization. @deepseek_ai stan #1, 2023–Deep Time «C’est la guerre.» ®1
Let's steelman this Tesla USA makes like 2 million cars a year An Optimus, at mature production stage, is *at most* 10% of the 2-ton EV's BOM. Elon could print 20 million clankers a year USA working population is 170 million. A clanker working 24/7 = 60 million burgers' worth
On «demand» Americans can just print money, or pillage their allies more, to finance their Manufacturing Renaissance. $500B («investment» commitment from Korea) at $25K/clanker = 20 million clankers I'm being very glib here, but you get the drift, hopefully