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Logan Kilpatrick Predicts Abundant Intelligence Will Speed Up Engineering

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Logan Kilpatrick said that as abundant intelligence spreads into the physical world and speeds up engineering through code, it could lead to safer cars, less expensive homes, and more durable products. These are his predictions; the report does not describe specific changes or results.

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  2. Logan Kilpatrick Says Abundant Intelligence Could Accelerate Engineering

    As abundant intelligence permeates the physical world and accelerates engineering via code, we are going to see safer cars, less expensive homes, more durable products, etc.

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