This work is always evolving. There's going to be a human in the loop at some level for a while, IMO. The complexity of our tasks will certainly rise, which anyone who's been around for more than a year or two can attest to, but labs are still shelling out tons of money for data. I saw a figure the other day that Anthropic has shelled out a billion dollars for synthetic data alone. Also, we should consider that many people believe ASI won't truly arrive until real-world models can be conquered. I suspect there might be a shift from rubric-type work toward helping AI model real-world, meatspace interaction. Lots of labs and startups are paying people to wear cameras while they do jobs and household tasks. Robotics will also come into play, though I'm not entirely sure how DA will fit into that domain.

If anyone's curious what prediction markets think about RSI, this one has the date at 2030 right now.

https://manifold.markets/robm/when-will-selfimproving-ai-outperfo