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If this were true, Yudkowsky's MIRI would have solved AGI a decade ago. Turns out you need money and lots of compute power, not just people sitting around talki
by dmd 3y ago
If this were true, Yudkowsky's MIRI would have solved AGI a decade ago. Turns out you need money and lots of compute power, not just people sitting around talking about the issues.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> If this were true, Yudkowsky's MIRI would have solved AGI a decade ago. Isn't MIRI focussed on “trustworthy reasoning”, not AGI more generally, and doesn't it see untrustworthy AGI as an undesirable thing to develop, even as an instrumental step? So, literally, isn't “solving AGI” an explicit anti-goal?