overtheaura
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Look at this chart
In simple the chart forecast that by 2032 Ai will reach such a point that it can redesign and rebuilt a better version of itself on its own with no human intervention
Let's take an assumption Humans spend 7 years to build an AI model call it Nova 1.
Nova 1 is so advanced it rebuilds Nova 2 in 1 year, which is better than Nova 1, with zero to minimal human intervention.
Nova 2 builds Nova 3 even better within a month maybe zero human intervention by this point
Nova 3 builds Nova 4 in a week.
And this continues as a loop.
Imagine 20 years from there how far would we have gone?
So to answer your question
Is it possible by 2050 to get a bimax fully automated with ai
- "yes possible"
In simple the chart forecast that by 2032 Ai will reach such a point that it can redesign and rebuilt a better version of itself on its own with no human intervention
Let's take an assumption Humans spend 7 years to build an AI model call it Nova 1.
Nova 1 is so advanced it rebuilds Nova 2 in 1 year, which is better than Nova 1, with zero to minimal human intervention.
Nova 2 builds Nova 3 even better within a month maybe zero human intervention by this point
Nova 3 builds Nova 4 in a week.
And this continues as a loop.
Imagine 20 years from there how far would we have gone?
So to answer your question
Is it possible by 2050 to get a bimax fully automated with ai
- "yes possible"
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