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Quick comprehension check
Seven questions on the report's core ideas. Instant feedback; your score lives only in this session.
1How does the report define ASI?
ASI is general superhuman ability across virtually all domains, set above large expert collectives — narrow systems like AlphaFold don't count.
2Roughly how fast has effective compute been growing?
~10×/year ≈ Moore's law 1.5× × investment 2.5× × algorithmic efficiency ~3×.
3Which is NOT one of the four pathways to ASI?
The four pathways are scaling, algorithmic paradigm shifts, recursive self-improvement, and multi-agent group agency.
4The three flavours of recursive self-improvement are…
They map to genetic, cultural and social evolution: improving code/architecture, data/knowledge, and cooperation.
5What is the Legg-Hutter score?
It formalises intelligence as a continuum, so no sharp AGI/ASI threshold is needed.
6Which bottleneck is a choice rather than a hard constraint?
Regulation- or safety-driven slowdown is deliberate; the others are constraints rather than decisions.
7According to the report, an ASI would…
Superintelligence is extraordinarily capable but still bounded by physics, computational complexity and logic.