The data shown on that graph is inconclusive between exponential or
super-exponential growth.

In theory, super-exponential (ie hyperbolic) growth won't happen until
AIs start to design themselves.

2027? Maybe, but there's a lot of hype in this field. But sometime in
the near future - yes it's looking likely.



On Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 08:39:45AM -0400, John Clark wrote:
> The AI futures project has updated their forecast ( AI 2027 ) that came out
> about a month ago, things are moving so fast frequent updates are necessary: 
> 
> Beyond The Last Horizon
> 
> image.png
> Progress is so fast that just a few days after the updated report there was
> enough information to make the graph seen above; the AI project people 
> conclude
> from it that "OpenAI’s newest models’ time horizons seem to be on the faster
> curve we predicted, rather than the slower seven-month doubling time". Keep in
> mind that the above graph is an exponential graph, so a straight line means
> exponential growth, and anything above that line means super exponential
> growth.
> 
> The authors conclude that today "AIs are able to do quick tasks, but not long
> tasks. But they’re getting better at long tasks! So far it looks like they can
> do tasks of about 15 - 60 minutes, and that number doubles somewhere between
> every 3 - 7 months. These numbers are most applicable to coding, and
> uncertainty increases the further we go from that domain. AIs seem on track to
> master coding before they master any other comparatively economically 
> important
> sector.  That's interesting because if there’s an intelligence explosion,
> superhuman coder AIs are probably when it starts in earnest. Our best guess is
> AIs will become as good or better than the very best human computer 
> programmers
> sometime in 2027, although with big error bars and multiple asterisks. We 
> think
> these human-level coders will be enough to start the intelligence explosion,
> which is why we place it in 2027 or 2028."
> 
> It looks like Ray Kurzweil's prediction that the Singularity will happen in
> 2045 is way too conservative.
> 
> And to think, some people are still getting all hot and bothered over 
> trivialities like illegal immigration and transsexual men in women's sports. 
> 
> John K Clark    See what's on my new list at  Extropolis
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> 
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