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Comment by Spencer Greenberg 🔍
A mathematician/entrepreneur in social science. Here, my aim is to help you gain insights about psychology, critical thinking, philosophy, tech, and society.
Example 1: self-play.
AI is not just human level at chess, it far exceeds human level because of self-play.
Example 2: aggregation of peak performance.
No human can get all math Olympiad problems right; but an A.I. can be trained on the correct answers to all math Olympiad problems.
Example 3: aggregation of knowledge.
If someone read all books in the world, and could retain a meaningful portion of what they read (not just memorized facts, but having the ability to find patterns in and generalize that knowledge as well as a human can) they would gain a kind of intelligence that no living human possesses.
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Verified with limitations. (1) Author attribution: Spencer Greenberg (@SpencrGreenberg) is a mathematician/entrepreneur who frequently discusses AI topics. The quote's analytical three-part framework (self-play, aggregation of peak performance, aggregation of knowledge) is consistent with his known style and interests. Plausible attribution. (2) Vote alignment: The quote is linked to statement #177 "AGI could quickly lead to superintelligence" with a "for" vote. The quote argues AI can exceed human intelligence through three mechanisms, clearly supporting the statement. Vote direction is correct. (3) Source URL (https://twitter.com/SpencrGreenberg/status/1781661671024365841): Could NOT be directly verified — Twitter/X was inaccessible, and web searches for cached/mirrored versions of this specific tweet returned no results. The tweet ID timestamp corresponds to approximately April 20, 2024, which is a plausible date. NOTE: Source URL remains unverified due to access limitations, not due to evidence of absence.
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