tszzl: The weakest anti-tech arguments rely on limitations of the technology
tszzl · x · 2026-10-27
AI researcher tszzl offers a terse take: the weakest form of anti-technological arguments relies on the current limitations of the technology — using present model shortcomings to claim a ceiling, which historically underestimates the pace of improvement.
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