Ethan Mollick: AI likely ends broadly well like past GPTs, but a von Neumann-style singularity is possible
emollick · x · 2026-09-20
Wharton 教授 Ethan Mollick 论 AI 未来走向：
- 可以很容易预测一个相当合理甚至大概率实现的情景——整体向好、伴随一些永远达不到灾难级别的负面事件，这正是人类历史上所有通用技术（GPT）的演化路径。
- 但真正的难点在于：也存在真实的可能性，我们正面对一场"冯·诺依曼式奇点"——AI 会以无法预测的方式剧烈重塑人类事务。
他在后续补充：政策应当主动引导我们走向那个好的 AI 世界。
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