AI experts may be better at predicting RSI timelines than enterprise adoption
AndyMasley · x · 2026-11-11
Stef Feldman argues that people feeling vindicated by slower-than-predicted AI economic impacts should consider that AI experts might be better at predicting RSI/AI development timelines than corporate adoption of AI agents — the adoption curve lagging doesn't invalidate capability timeline predictions.
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