Much of the world is based on the assumption that the future is like the past and an original meaning of “singularity” was a point where that relationship breaks. I don’t know if there will be one big Singularity, but a million little singularities across fields seems inevitable.
Ethan Mollick predicts many small singularities across fields, not one
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Ethan Mollick argues that the original meaning of "singularity" is a point where the assumption that the future resembles the past breaks down. He is unsure whether one big Singularity will occur, but he considers a million smaller singularities across fields inevitable.
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