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=== Domain-Specific Patterns === Different AI application domains exhibit distinct predictability characteristics: '''Natural Language Processing:''' High predictability for scaling improvements, moderate predictability for new capabilities, with established benchmarks providing reliable forecasting foundations. '''Computer Vision:''' Moderate predictability overall, with high predictability for established tasks but significant uncertainty for novel visual reasoning capabilities. '''Robotics and Embodied AI:''' Low predictability due to hardware integration complexity and real-world deployment challenges that don't scale according to computational laws. '''Scientific AI Applications:''' Variable predictability depending on domain complexity, with physics simulations showing higher predictability than biological system modeling.
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