Intelligence is becoming abundant, cheap, fast, and scalable
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-07-27
A concise take on why AI changes the economics of intelligence:
Intelligence used to be scarce, expensive, slow, and hard to scale. The claim here is that all four constraints are disappearing at the same time, which is why the impact of AI may be qualitatively different from previous waves of automation.
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