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And along with that, we'd also be, you might call me, but offshoot maybe to be, to a better understand human cognition. Or just to make the machine as complex as possible to be able to solve highly complex problems. But back in the 50s, AI researchers have assumed that with just the discovery of a few fundamental insights, this would be enough to make a machine smarter than humans for the few decades. When the 1980s arrived, they discovered some of the basic limitations showing that we have diminishing returns to additional processing power and data. That actually will present a barrier to the development of human-level intelligence. But it may be a problem for the sudden emergence of unstoppable super-intelligent. Super-intelligent has its roots in the Silicon Valley. Where intellectual tendencies have been growing.
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