>No known reason why AGI can't exist >it seems like we are approaching Sure on 1. But there is a jump in complexity required to do what a brain does. I'm not

>No known reason why AGI can't exist >it seems like we are approaching Sure on 1. But there is a jump in complexity required to do what a brain does. I'm not sure what the actual numbers are, but complexity doesn't scale linearly when everything is connected. We only have a single successful example of a super organism growing exponentially in its complexity. ( for now ). That took evolution millions of years from the first eye's doing image recognition distributed over untold number of brains. Us playing AI gods will surely speed it up, but not before something like global warming floods my floors. And where those kind of issues require action now, the issue of AI can be postponed at any moment by a power outage.