But I want to try to make sure I've heard the best arguments on the other side, and my impression was that many people here expect more rapid AI progress. So I am here to ask: where are the best analyses arguing the case for rapid (non-emulation) AI progress? I am less interested in the arguments that convince you personally than arguments that can or should convince a wide academic audience.
[I also posted this same question to the sl4 list.]
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