What also happens and it's irrelevant of AGI: global RL

Around the world people ask an LLM and get a response.

Just grouping and analysing these questions and solving them once centrally and then making the solution available again is huge.

Linearly solving the most asked questions and then the next one then the next will make, whatever system is behind it, smarter every day.

Exactly. The singularity is already here. It's just "programmers + AI" as a whole, rather than independent self-improvements of the AI.

I wonder how a "programmers + AI" self-improving loop is different from an "AI only" one.

	▲	bryanrasmussen 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		The AI only one presumably has a much faster response time. The singularity is thus not here because programmer time is still the bottleneck, whereas as I understand in the singularity time is no longer a bottleneck component.
	▲	Aiisnotabubble 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		AGI will be faster as it doesn't need initial question. AGI will also be generic. LLM is already very impressive though