AI Futures researcher says physics and economics are baked into AI 2027 scenarios
JeffLadish · x · 2026-10-08
Replying to Clairlemon's skepticism, Jeff Ladish of the AI Futures Project said everyone agrees on physical and economic constraints, and that those factors are already incorporated into the project's AI 2027 and AI 2047 scenario analyses.
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