I actually wrote about this recently. There's a quote somewhere along the lines of:
> What is possible is unevenly distributed. As knowledge and technology compound, the distance between those closest to the source and everyone else also exponentially increases.
I actually argue the continuum that forms singularity has been progressing before we realized, but we're at the point where in 5-10 years people not using AI will be equivalent of the amish.
Unfortunately, as the rate of change increases, the distribution of knowledge wont be as fast. So those closest to the source of innovation will have exponentially more knowledge, capability and in-effect power.
> What is possible is unevenly distributed. As knowledge and technology compound, the distance between those closest to the source and everyone else also exponentially increases.
I actually argue the continuum that forms singularity has been progressing before we realized, but we're at the point where in 5-10 years people not using AI will be equivalent of the amish.
Unfortunately, as the rate of change increases, the distribution of knowledge wont be as fast. So those closest to the source of innovation will have exponentially more knowledge, capability and in-effect power.
https://ipcopilot.ai/blog/the-singularity-already-happened