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Once Intelligence Is Too Cheap to Meter, the World Will Be Unrecognizable

The article discusses the concept of 'intelligence too cheap to meter,' suggesting that while AI can currently solve specific tasks like coding and math at a low cost, it's not yet capable of replacing human workers in complex, real-world scenarios. The author predicts that as AI advances, particularly with the development of AGI, the cost of intelligence will decrease significantly, leading to a future where AI is abundant and widely used.

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This article provides a critical perspective on the current state and future potential of AI, highlighting the gap between current capabilities and the vision of widespread, affordable AI. It suggests that while AI is becoming cheaper, it is not yet a true substitute for human intelligence in complex tasks.

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