Oh, right, I should have mentioned that this is on the scale of a 10000-100000x increase in fMRI machines, such as one inside the notch of every smartphone, which is something that a ton of people have wanted to invest in for a very long time. The idea of a super-CFAR is less about extrapolating the 2010s CFAR upwards, and more about how CFAR’s entire existence was totally defined by the absense of fMRI saturation, making the fMRI saturation scenario pretty far out-of-distribution from any historical precedent. I definitely agree that effects from fMRI saturation would definitely be contingent on how quickly LK shortens the timeline for miniaturization of fMRI machines, and you’d need even more time to get useable results out of a super-CFAR(s).
Also, I now see your point with things like slack and prosperity and other macro-scale societal/civilizational upheavals being larger factors (not to mention siphoning substantial investment dollars away from AI which currently doesn’t have many better alternatives).
Oh, right, I should have mentioned that this is on the scale of a 10000-100000x increase in fMRI machines, such as one inside the notch of every smartphone, which is something that a ton of people have wanted to invest in for a very long time. The idea of a super-CFAR is less about extrapolating the 2010s CFAR upwards, and more about how CFAR’s entire existence was totally defined by the absense of fMRI saturation, making the fMRI saturation scenario pretty far out-of-distribution from any historical precedent. I definitely agree that effects from fMRI saturation would definitely be contingent on how quickly LK shortens the timeline for miniaturization of fMRI machines, and you’d need even more time to get useable results out of a super-CFAR(s).
Also, I now see your point with things like slack and prosperity and other macro-scale societal/civilizational upheavals being larger factors (not to mention siphoning substantial investment dollars away from AI which currently doesn’t have many better alternatives).