AGI is a bit of a glib concept ... our technology will not be like an 'autaumaton'. Everything we make is 'systems' oriented, and is not at all like our human c

AGI is a bit of a glib concept ... our technology will not be like an 'autaumaton'. Everything we make is 'systems' oriented, and is not at all like our human conception of 'intelligence' dervied from the fact that we humans are effectively independant from our surroundings. 'Siri', backed by ChatGPT and the 'world's data' will probably pass some 'AGI' threshold, but is 'Siri' an individual AGI? Are we all talking to the same siri? Different Siri? It's not even an entity, rather a distributed system. Our ideas regarding AGI are perversely inluenced by the fact that we humans are automatons, but technology is not that. It's also entirely feasible that if ChatGPT represents all possible forms of human communication, then it will perfectly emulate a human. Ok, it's really just a fancy neural network that is not theoretically 'thiking' but how does that matter? If it can rationlize sufficiently to make such interactions, who is to say it's not 'AGI'? I think we're using the wrong concepts.