Raw LLM Responses

New architectures will definitely be discovered. (Unless we nuke ourselves back to the stone age first.) Obviously we don't know which, or when, or exactly how large of a step in performance they will facilitate. But don't forget, we *know* that human brains are possible and can run on a couple kilograms of hardware drawing about 20 watts of power. Someday, AI will reach that level, and then almost certainly pass it, because human brains are constrained by biology and evolution whereas AI and computer hardware can be designed. When is 'someday'? I don't know, probably not more than 30 years or less than 5, but both of those bounds are pretty short timeframes by historical standards.