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Wouldn't we be presented with another bout of "low hanging fruits" in the second half of 21st century when tectonic shifts happen in quantum computing, superconductivity, ai, ar/vr/mr etc.?

While there is no doubt that 'CD Index' has been declining over time, it is debatable whether it truly indicates a drop in 'disruption'.

Let's take AI for example. Research papers that were published in 2019-20 have become obsolete within a year or less, and consequently get cited less and less, as more recent and derivative papers introduced better models. Does that make the older papers any less 'disruptive'? No!

Bar exam down. Medical next?

While GPT-3 wasn't advanced enough for cracking medical exam, it was used for notable contributions. For e.g. this is an interesting 2021 paper about "Medically Aware GPT-3 as a Data Generator" - https://aclanthology.org/2021.nlpmc-1.9.pdf

Would love to see if GPT-4 is advanced enough to take medical exam.

This GitKon talk by Jessi Shakarian might help - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coEq9RXJ1E8

Flipped the prompt and it worked

https://ibb.co/QvQSH2w