> AI has, multiple times already over multiple different era's definitions of what counts as "AI", been used to invent new things that humans have not been able to.
Can you give a few specific examples?
> They can be superhuman one moment and amateurish-to-childlike in the next.
Even the smartest humans are like that. No one is best at everything. Which brings me to another question: Is a know-it-all ASI actually possible? If so what's the bottleneck? The current approach, the data or the compute?
PS: These questions are kinda pointless. I understand that we don't know how to answer them yet hence I'm not expecting them to be answered. Just your general thoughts.
Can you give a few specific examples?
> They can be superhuman one moment and amateurish-to-childlike in the next.
Even the smartest humans are like that. No one is best at everything. Which brings me to another question: Is a know-it-all ASI actually possible? If so what's the bottleneck? The current approach, the data or the compute?
PS: These questions are kinda pointless. I understand that we don't know how to answer them yet hence I'm not expecting them to be answered. Just your general thoughts.