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AGI by itself being achieved doesn’t really do anything. You already live on a planet with 8 billion other AGIs. In order for an AGI to be truly disruptive it
by oceanplexian 1y ago
AGI by itself being achieved doesn’t really do anything. You already live on a planet with 8 billion other AGIs.
In order for an AGI to be truly disruptive it would have to scale and be as good or better than a reasonably intelligent human. Two things we are also having big problems with due to energy issues and hallucination issues with the models.
- ysofunny 1y agothe only artificial part of my general intelligence is the linguistics and the knowledge that came in through reading everything else is very much natural. most people today are not able to sufficiently quiet-down (ignore) the linguistic signs, they're loud, shinny, and designed to call our attention. it takes too much practice to learn to ignore them and this skill makes people harder to manipulate/rule-over/control so it's subtly dissuaded.
- apples_oranges 1y agoI think everybody is a tool sometimes, even the quiet and logical ones. But the shiny objects differ.
- xnx 1y agoKnowledge workers that AGI could replace maybe do 12 hours of work a week. An equivalent AGI running continuously would do 14x as much work. A thousand instances of AGI might replace all human lawyers in the country. That would be pretty disruptive.