Is AI coming for the g-loaded and verifiable disciplines next? A hypothesis and a caveat
morqon · x · 2026-10-12
@resistancemoney hypothesizes that AI will next take over the remaining disciplines in the "g-loaded / verifiable" quadrant — fields that rely on general cognition and whose outputs are easily checked by standardized tests; how other fields fare remains an open question.
Quoting it, morqon cautions that the chart risks conflating how g-loaded a discipline is with how readily its cognitive performance can be captured by standardized tests — "but then, a philosopher would say that." A substantive exchange on AI capability boundaries and verifiability.
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