> we're going to see massive increases in parallelization
Why? This is not an AI problem, it's an industry one. And if it was simple, it would already exist.
> And if it was simple, it would already exist.
Not necessarily. Many things are simply gatekept behind the door.
Well, it matters more for AI because there are some limitations of human research that don't apply to AI. Not all of course, just mainly the fact that there's a finite number of great researchers. Other things are limitations that could theoretically be overcome -- for instance, it's "only" money stopping you from having more lab space as long as you have a suitable robot to run a lab.