SMRTR AIMay 7, 2026Daily.dev

Why hasn't longer-horizon training slowed AI progress?

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Despite predictions that AI training would slow down as tasks grow harder and require more computing power, progress has continued accelerating. Three key reasons explain this: engineers keep eliminating costly software bugs that waste computing resources, humans struggle to accurately measure intelligence once AI reaches near-human levels, and raw intelligence isn't the only factor driving capability — things like memory, persistence, and tool familiarity matter just as much.

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