"Godfather of AI" video argues human control over AI is an illusion

A LocalLLaMA user reports 22 tok/s sustained (48 tok/s spikes) running Qwen 3.8 Flash Next on an RTX 3060 12GB plus 16GB DDR4, claiming 100% bit-exact output. The approach predicts which MoE experts the next token will use to speed CPU/GPU offload, replacing an earlier discarded prototype.

Scott Aaronson, director of the Quantum Information Center at UT Austin, joins Brian Greene to examine what happens to mathematics now that AI systems are advancing on problems once thought human-only. The discussion asks whether AI has already surpassed human mathematicians and what work is left for people.

The 95% figure came from a misread funnel and just 153 survey responses, per the critique. A year of follow-up data from McKinsey (1,719 executives, 97 countries), Deloitte, Capgemini and government statistics still shows most enterprise AI spending hasn't reached the P&L.

Startups including Dazzle, Duckbill and Wajo run AI agents that hand off calls and other real-world tasks to human workers when software falls short. The human-in-the-loop setup persists despite agent hype.