[godelski]

> I wish we had more people like him and less AI doomer cultists.

There are many sources like him, often with even more detail and references. The problem is that these people are not famous and thus do not have as many followers and are less likely to make it into your feeds. Lots of grad students are in this region as they write to help increase their name and visibility due to the need to market one's self. Don't be afraid to look at those who are not from big name schools. Instead look for those that are willing to mention details and nuance. But this may be hard to accurately determine being on the outside, but that's the thing hype people take advantage of. I don't think they're malicious, but if you're the "smartest person in the room" it's easy to think you're the smartest person in many rooms and have a high confidence in bullshit. For example, we see such comments on places like Reddit and HN. I'm not sure if there's a good way to realistically filter out non-experts from experts (I don't think we should require credential checking). But experts are probably usually more boring as is reality to fantasy.