SgathTriallair t1_je15egy wrote
Technology in general, and AI in particular, has been accelerating exponentially since the very beginning. In the early years and decades of exponential progress it looks really lackluster. The fact that we are starting to lose the capacity to keep up shows that we are hitting the street incline part of exponential growth.
The last few weeks had an unbelievable flurry of releases. The next big announcements we know are coming are:
Microsoft 360 copilot being widely available
Google work place AI tools being widely available
GPT-4 add-ons being widely available.
Each of those will have profound effects and well follow up with them as people and companies start automating heavily.
There are also plenty of items that are likely but not certain such as alternative models being created, new more powerful models being released, additional testing if the capabilities of SOTA AI, and new small but capable models being widely available.
There is the category of things that are still expected but not really predictable such as a true AGI, an AI that has escaped into the wild, laws about AI being passed, and some major company or small country being run by AI.
Of course this still leaves the category of the truly unexpected, the unknown unknowns such as an ASI, aliens finally contacting us now that we are sufficiently advanced, or being able to communicate directly with animals.
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