repetitive strain injury

And then you couldn't play those games anymore because you had to let that shit go.

So what you're actually describing is a repetitive strain injury.

You are doing a movement that you're... would be okay to do occasionally.

But when you do it in a huge burst and very, very forcefully, the body develops basically some sort of an inflammation around the area that was used the most.

wrist? On your wrist.

And on your wrist, there's a canal that passes and there's a few nerves that pass through this canal.

And depending on the position of the hand and I'll get to that to you as well, Chris, because I think we, we talked about that specifically, you developed some repetitive strain on the wrist right here where a certain nerve passes.

And that's probably what caused that pain for you.

Let's jump into what's going on.

So first things first, the RSI is the acronym that keeps appearing for the kids that have suffered from historical repetitive strain injury.

It's not that, though maybe it will be for models at some point.

It actually stands for Recursive Self-Improvement.

You'd probably expect AI to be leading most tasks at Anthropic sometime next year.

And then if level five shows up soon after, that puts us in maybe 2028 for AI doing All the work, but that's obviously not guaranteed because that's a kind of like final different category.

But still, you know, I think like I worry RSI is now getting used for anything where the AI helps.

But this is a little more clear that something real is happening.