1. AI’s reliance on existing knowledge limits true novelty
“Technology that is based on everything humanity has already done, fails to do things that humanity has not yet done.” — xmcp123
2. What looks obvious to some is often counter‑obvious to many
“This may seem so blatantly obvious to us that it need not be mentioned, but to a lot of people I bet it is not obvious al, and in fact may even be counter‑obvious.” — runarberg
3. Research output is driven more by incentives and citation dynamics than by architecture
“It’s not about the architecture per se,” Evans says. “It’s about the incentives.” — Labo333