Aleksa Gordić: the 2030s may differ from today more than today differs from the 19th century
gordic_aleksa · x · 2026-10-07
AI practitioner Aleksa Gordić made a bold prediction: the 2030s will probably be more different from today than today is from the 19th century, attaching a video to support his view. It's an extreme optimism take on the scale of change AI acceleration may bring, reflecting expectations of exponential progress among practitioners.
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