Question about the AI singularity.

Wouldn’t it be reasonable to assume that the Industrial Revolution also would have produced such a singularity? How about the dawn of the Bronze Age? If those are different - and I’m not saying they aren’t - what makes the AI one unique exactly?

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2026-09-27 14:07 · r/artificial
Question about the AI singularity
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Question about the AI singularity.

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