I guess my point is that corporations already are a kind of AGI, they’re just relatively slow and made of meat. I’ll admit it’s not a perfect comparison, but it

I guess my point is that corporations already are a kind of AGI, they’re just relatively slow and made of meat. I’ll admit it’s not a perfect comparison, but it helps to paint a better picture of what AGIs would look like in the future: they will likely have a public image, try to seem “cool” and maybe even progressive (in ways that don’t harm their modus operandi) and when necessary, send human representatives to win friends and influence people. The point is that they’re not going to be living in a computer in someone’s basement that can just be flipped off. But they’re also not going to be omnipotent. They will pull the levers of our systems such that we don’t want to turn them off.