> “Weak singularity” meaning what?
> Technology advancing more quickly year over year?
> That’s a crazy notion and I’ll be sure everyone knows.
The version I heard from an economist was something akin to a second industrial revolution, where the pace of technological development increases permanently. Imagine a transition from Moore's law-style doubling every year and a half, to doubling every week and a half. That wouldn't be a true "singularity" (nothing would be infinite), but it would be a radical change to our lives.
The pace of technological development has always been permanently increasing.
We’ve always been getting better at making things better.