AI doesn't need to be good at everything. Just R&D - Ryan Greenblatt
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I think that for the world to be
radically transformed, it is sufficient
for the AIs [music] to be really good at
R&D, right? So, I think that like if the
AIs were really, really good at like
chip R&D, building [music] fabs,
orchestrating factories, designing
robots, operating robots, and also at
like AI R&D, developing AIs for new
downstream domains with whatever data is
available. I think that would already be
a pretty crazy situation. And then from
there, you can get what you might call
like an industrial explosion where AIs
are building out way, way more compute.
And then also, maybe you're already in a
regime where AIs are doing huge amounts
of R&D that humans have a hard [music]
time understanding.
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The speaker explores how the mastery of R&D by AI systems in areas like chip design, robotics, and industrial orchestration could trigger a radical, self-sustaining industrial explosion leading to advanced capabilities beyond human comprehension.
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