Import AI 456: RSI and Economic Growth; Radical Optionality for AI Regulation; Neuromorphic Computing
The new issue of Import AI explores three topics: the concept of 'radical optionality' for AI regulation, which suggests governments invest in tools for future crises while avoiding excessive regulation; a study on neuromorphic computers from Meta and KAIST that combine computing, memory, and I/O in a single neural network; and an economic growth model showing that automating 13% of sectors can trigger explosive growth through recursive self-improvement of AI.
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