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>AGI is the point at which nothing is gained by keeping me (or you) in the loop. I like this definition. We are having so many conversations now about new AI f
by ramesh31 3y ago
>AGI is the point at which nothing is gained by keeping me (or you) in the loop.
I like this definition. We are having so many conversations now about new AI features, and whenever there's a human interaction with the proposed design, you always get the nagging feeling of "well why exactly does a person need to make this decision at all anymore". I think we are less than 5 years away from mass adoption and widespread availability of average human level intelligence AGI. The computer science is more or less solved; it's just a software engineering problem now.
- SubiculumCode 3y agoI suspect that the difference between average intelligence and brilliance is small indeed, and that accomplishing the former will quickly, or even simultaneously, accomplish the latter.