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Claude Opus 5.5 is already outperforming human AI researchers on experimental tasks at 1/30 the cost, while AI research judgment doubles every three months. The race to build smarter AI could soon be drive.
https://jack-clark.net/2026/10/12/import-ai-476-creativity-and-rsi-worse-than-china-open-weight-models-ai-goes-to-space/
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>>110058427
And it will keep being moved up until 2040.
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>>110058444
He moved his prediction closer. From 2028 to 2027.
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>>110058444
Retard
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>>110058464
Oh that makes it so much more believable!
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>>110058444
smartest luddite
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>>110058535
>backtracking
you're just embarrassing yourself at this point



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