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• Is AI an existential risk to humanity?
• When will AI systems with all the capacities of humans be developed?
• How rapid is the development of AI likely to be near human-level?
• How wide is the range of human performance?
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The monarch butterfly can fly further on one kilojoule of energy than any man-made machine we know of.

• 2023 Expert Survey on Progress in AI
• Likelihood of discontinuous progress around the development of AGI
• Fiction relevant to AI futurism
• How energy efficient are human-engineered flight designs relative to natural ones?
• Time for AI to cross the human performance range in ImageNet image classification
• Surveys on fractional progress towards HLAI
• Precedents for economic n-year doubling before 4n-year doubling
• Resolutions of mathematical conjectures over time
• Preliminary survey of prescient actions
• Evidence against current methods leading to human level artificial intelligence
• Investigation into the relationship between neuron count and intelligence across differing cortical architectures

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