I think you're underselling cheap labor. Mechanical Turk is very limited, and not representative. AGI could drive trucks, build houses, mine metals, care for th

I think you're underselling cheap labor. Mechanical Turk is very limited, and not representative. AGI could drive trucks, build houses, mine metals, care for the disabled, plant corn, cook meals, do labwork. AGI solves robotics. We could use very general-purpose robots rather than specialized, brittle, narrowly-useful machines. Right now the bottleneck is mostly software - that's why Atlas isn't useful, it takes too much engineering to program it to do useful things. if it can learn? and doesn't get bored?