Will science ever reach a point where humans aren't smart

At that point we'll just outsource to other planetary civilizations. But what would we give them as part of the trade?

probably, supposedly technologic singularity will help us overcome that curve, or at least the AIs we create will be capable to

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>>8822871
WTF is this AIDs i'm reading? What has happened to /sci/?

Within our lifetimes, yes. Once we create a complete model of the human brain and use it to create AI we'll be entirely irrelevant.

>>8822856
Clearly not, since we can build machines that think for us.

>>8822856

No. The fundamental science gets harder and harder the smaller you get, but once you hit "the bottom" it gets easier and easier as you climb back out.

We should be working on AI so it can go further. Don't be so selfishly speciesist. Progress is more important than our survival.

Just look at the field of theoretical physics today

>>8822856
humans would probably developed a way to even be smarter by this point

>>8822943
>it gets easier
funniest thing ever said since the beginning of time