Predicting AI 10 Years Out Is Impossible
repligate · x · 2026-07-11
The post emphasizes that **no one can accurately predict what the AI landscape will look like in 10 years**, pointing out that even the Transformer architecture was published less than a decade ago. The core message is that any highly confident long-term prediction is likely unreliable.
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