Because recent progress has been extremely rapid and has crossed the threshold from "this is rubbish" to "woah this actually sort of works!" which is a really big deal.
> Because recent progress has been extremely rapid and has crossed the threshold from "this is rubbish" to "woah this actually sort of works!" which is a really big deal.
Sure, progress has been astonishing, but why does that imply that any given sticking point will be resolved ever, let alone soon?
Sure, progress has been astonishing, but why does that imply that any given sticking point will be resolved ever, let alone soon?
> It's already putting people out of jobs.
Is it? Who? do you have any references?