AI brief
A LessWrong post argues that AI systems are increasingly capable of substantial work and are much cheaper than humans when they can perform a task.
Why it matters: It points to falling costs as AI capability grows, citing METR's time-horizon graph rising from seven-minute tasks at 80% reliability to tasks over an hour long within a year.
Written by AI from LessWrong's published text.
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“AI systems are increasingly capable of substantial work. I'm old enough to remember 2025, when METR's time-horizon graph climbed from seven-minute tasks at 80% reliability at the start of the year to tasks taking more than an hour by the end.”
Interpretation or community commentary rather than straight reporting.
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