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Andrej Karpathy is worried about keeping up with software engineering practices

@vagabondvisions.bsky.social

27 Dec 2025

One of the big issues that most people don't think about when it comes to exponential growth curves is that things get faster and faster just before the Technological Singularity. Things now are as slow as they are ever GOING to be. They will be faster tomorrow.

mr. TIM

@timkellogg.me

maybe. i keep thinking about how exponential curves don’t exist in nature, only logistic curves and i don’t think we’ve seen that disproven in AI either, we just have had a series of logistic curves that we’ve used to get the appearance of super exponential growth

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Brian Ragle

@vagabondvisions.bsky.social

27 Dec 2025

I'm not sure that AI or ever could be on an exponential growth curve, but I think it is definitely part of what is driving an overall Tech Singularity growth curve such as "The Spike". www.amazon.com/Spike-Transf...

amazon.comThe Spike: How Our Lives Are Being Transformed By Rapidly Advancing TechnologiesThe Spike: How Our Lives Are Being Transformed By Rapidly Advancing Technologies