Can Deep Learning defy the concept of technological singularity?

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Deep Learning and technical singularity

I am not sure what you mean by defy, deep learning is a plausible step on the way to Technological Singularity but is not yet sophisticated enough to achieve it. Technological Singularity is a projection of a trend. Deep Learning is part of that trend.

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