AI compute alone isn't enough — invest in human scientific institutions
weballergy · x · 2026-10-08
weballergy argues that ubiquitous intelligence enables nearly unconstrained ideation, but ideas matter little unless verified and translated into practice. He contends AI research and compute investments are insufficient without substantial investment in human scientific institutions, infrastructure, people, and industrial capacity.
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