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Someone claims the AI debate was already won by Pro-AI two years ago.

The poster writes on aiwars that Pro-AI has long since won the debate, arguing that in 2023/2024 opponents said AI would hit a wall, but development did not stop. He criticizes the anti side for constantly moving the goalposts, sparking arguments over AI progress, standards for debate, and the purpose of the community.

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2026-08-18

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The poster writes on aiwars that Pro-AI has long since won the debate, arguing that in 2023/2024 opponents said AI would hit a wall, but development did not stop. He criticizes the anti side for constantly moving the goalposts, sparking arguments over AI progress, standards for debate, and the purpose of the community.

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