Superintelligence could make Planck's principle obsolete, argues researcher
nitarshan · x · 2026-10-13
nitarshan argues that superintelligence will render Planck's principle — science advances one funeral at a time — obsolete: in the best case, scientific progress will no longer need funerals; in the worst case, we get them all at once. A provocative take on how AI could upend generational turnover in science.
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