"Everything will be faster in the future": latency debate wraps up
KyleMorgenstein · x · 2026-11-14
Kyle Morgenstein adds a one-liner to the latency debate: everything will be faster in the future. He previously argued companies optimizing for latency for high-throughput labor today is reasonable, against over-generalizing physical limits.
Related event: Robotics researcher pushes back on latency generalization claims(2 posts)→
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