| ▲ | codethief 2 hours ago | |||||||||||||
Sounds like the researchers behind https://ai-2027.com/ haven't been too far off so far. | ||||||||||||||
| ▲ | cootsnuck an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||||||||
We'll see. The first two things that they said would move from "emerging tech" to "currently exists" by April 2026 are: - "Someone you know has an AI boyfriend" - "Generalist agent AIs that can function as a personal secretary" I'd be curious how many people know someone that is sincerely in a relationship with an AI. And also I'd love to know anyone that has honestly replaced their human assistant / secretary with an AI agent. I have an assistant, they're much more valuable beyond rote input-output tasks... Also I encourage my assistant to use LLMs when they can be useful like for supplementing research tasks. Fundamentally though, I just don't think any AI agents I've seen can legitimately function as a personal secretary. Also they said by April 2026: > 22,000 Reliable Agent copies thinking at 13x human speed And when moving from "Dec 2025" to "Apr 2026" they switch "Unreliable Agent" to "Reliable Agent". So again, we'll see. I'm very doubtful given the whole OpenClaw mess. Nothing about that says "two months away from reliable". | ||||||||||||||
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| ▲ | YawningAngel 24 minutes ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||||||||
I don't think generative AI is even close to making model development 50% faster | ||||||||||||||