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Ilya proposes that instead of reading news and essays we engage with today's top AIs to gain some insight into the future advanced AIs. It's hard to imagine a future where machines outsmart humans and take over all tasks, including work and research. Still, it's only a matter of time - whether it's 2, 3, or 10 years.

Ilya proposes that instead of reading news and essays we engage with today's top AIs to gain some insight into the future advanced AIs. It's hard to imagine a future where machines outsmart humans and take over all tasks, including work and research. Still, it's only a matter of time - whether it's 2, 3, or 10 years. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuZ2zaotrJs

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In many domains it is: way smarter. But it is only at the beginning of taking over the jobs, research, and politics - the whole culture. IMO omly as more parts of the culture become AI-dominated, we will feel their presence more, and more - and finally, everywhere...

isn't ai already smarter than most humans

Engaging with AI helps us grasp what's ahead. The thought of machines surpassing us feels unusual, but it's likely inevitable. Whether in 2 or 10 years, staying curious, thoughtful, and adaptable is key.

You're probably right—engaging with top AIs gives a clearer sense of where things are heading. It’s hard to imagine, but if machines outpace us in most tasks, it’s just a matter of when, not if.