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It's been a moving goalpost but I think the point where people will be forced to acknowledge it is when fully autonomous agents are outcompeting most humans in
by jongjong 1y ago
It's been a moving goalpost but I think the point where people will be forced to acknowledge it is when fully autonomous agents are outcompeting most humans in most areas.
So long as half of people are employed or in business, these people will insist that it's not AGI yet.
Until AI can fully replace you in your job, it's going to continue to feel like a tool.
- ACCount37 1y agoI wonder if all the grad students that struggle to find jobs now and all the cheap workers in India who were laid off are "feeling the AGI" then.
- slfnflctd 1y agoRobotics are also a big one. Given a useful-enough general purpose body (with multiple appendage options), one of the most significant applications of whatever we end up calling AGI should be finally seeing most of our household chores properly roboticized. When I can actually give plain language descriptions of 'simple' manual tasks around the house to a machine the same way I would to, say, a human 4th grader, and not have to spend more time helping it get through the task than it would take me to do it myself, that is when I will feel we have turned the corner. I still am not at all convinced I will see this within the next few decades I probably have left.