"Artificial Copernican Intelligence": a worse solution proven better 70 years after your death
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-27
A joke from burnytech's replies: riffing on AGI, a netizen coined "Artificial Copernican Intelligence" — a solution worse than all existing models, which won't be proven better (or worse) until 70 years after your death.
Credited to a quip from Terence Tao.
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