The Financial Times has produced the most unintentionally hilarious graph I've ever seen.
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The Financial Times has produced the most unintentionally hilarious graph I've ever seen.
If you're going to promote a belief in a technological singularity, making a graph of it is nothing more than "and then a miracle occurs"
(Today's LLMs are not anywhere close to sentience because of their fundamental design structure. Details on why: https://flux.community/matthew-sheffield/2026/01/its-like-this-why-perceptions-are-our-realities/)
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The Financial Times has produced the most unintentionally hilarious graph I've ever seen.
If you're going to promote a belief in a technological singularity, making a graph of it is nothing more than "and then a miracle occurs"
(Today's LLMs are not anywhere close to sentience because of their fundamental design structure. Details on why: https://flux.community/matthew-sheffield/2026/01/its-like-this-why-perceptions-are-our-realities/)
@mattsheffield DiscoStu.gif remains undefeated.
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The Financial Times has produced the most unintentionally hilarious graph I've ever seen.
If you're going to promote a belief in a technological singularity, making a graph of it is nothing more than "and then a miracle occurs"
(Today's LLMs are not anywhere close to sentience because of their fundamental design structure. Details on why: https://flux.community/matthew-sheffield/2026/01/its-like-this-why-perceptions-are-our-realities/)
Yeesh. Going in the #ChartCrimes file.
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The Financial Times has produced the most unintentionally hilarious graph I've ever seen.
If you're going to promote a belief in a technological singularity, making a graph of it is nothing more than "and then a miracle occurs"
(Today's LLMs are not anywhere close to sentience because of their fundamental design structure. Details on why: https://flux.community/matthew-sheffield/2026/01/its-like-this-why-perceptions-are-our-realities/)
@mattsheffield Besides the BS "singularity" trajectories I also find questionable to mark a continuation of the current trend as "AI boosted". Just recently we learned that the AI hype has not added anything to the US's GDP.
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