Blogger predicts superintelligence hits intelligence's limit by 2029, fully human-understandable
davidpattersonx · x · 2026-09-30
A philosophical argument on the limits of intelligence: every solvable problem must have structure, and structured information can be understood. Since intelligence is the ability to model and analyze anything, its limit is set by information's structure. The author concludes SI will solve every solvable problem, humans will understand every solvable problem — so SI will never do anything incomprehensible — and predicts SI reaches intelligence's limit by 2029.
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