[snissn]

i don't know why people downvote, but writing highly performant gpu code across multiple languages is still in the realm of only a few people with a lot of the right experience can do well, and while ai can help assist those people it's not a problem that can be fully solved by an ai at this moment, maybe a few years with a large feedback loop of iterating, testing, benchmarking, repeating. i guess one day but not now

[solverist]

If the bottleneck is writing performant code then seems like that's the first thing AI companies should solve with AI. If that's solved then building applications on top of that foundation is very easy. Are there any companies working on this problem?

[lambda]

Did you just create three new accounts to ask this series of questions? These questions, and account names, all seem to share similar patterns.

[developist]

HN keeps throttling after 2 comments. Maybe they need more AI to detect bots instead of whatever algorithm they are using at the moment.

Back to the question at hand. How exactly do AI companies plan to build AGI if they can not optimize the AI development loop with their tools and techniques?