Ngl this stuff is kind of terrifying. not from a "China bad" perspective, but from just how much this technology is going to change. And how fast it's happening.
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We might be living through an equivalent of the industrial revolution here.
I don't think so. Until we get actual intelligence (called AGI now) and Fusion power we won't have a second industrial revolution. Because once the power issue is solved, we only have a resource problem. We'll see an explosion of industry if humanity can achieve fusion.
I know the meme is that fusion is always 20 years away, but with recent developments and China's private companies achieving 2/3 critical conditions for extended fusion it really does feel like we're less than 2 decades out from commercial fusion. Will be world changing, for better or for worse, and I'm excited that we'll be around to see what it does.