Hot take: by 2030, math ability may prove the exception, not a leading indicator of AI capabilities
ben_j_todd · x · 2026-09-11
Andrew Ho argues that today's bloviating about RSI and slowdowns may look silly by 2030, since mathematical ability is likely an exception rather than a leading indicator of broader AI capabilities. 80,000 Hours founder benjtodd reposts: "this is the hope."
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