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So realistically no agi

• keyle 5mo ago
  By all accounts, we're 2 years away from AGI, every year.
  • Arkhaine_kupo 5mo ago
    Its like fussion power, except there we half the funding every year instead of doubling it
    • phist_mcgee 5mo ago
      Fusion power is proven to be possible. AGI is not.
      • b3lvedere 5mo ago
        There is (eventually) no more profit to be made on energy when energy becomes virtually limitless. There is (still) a lot of profit to be made on half-baked semi-AGI prospects.
        • willis936 5mo ago
          It's not like the machines will ever be free, just the fuel. And it's not like the price of energy will go to zero, just be cheaper. To drive down the price of energy you first need to be taking a large slice of a trillion dollar pie.
          • b3lvedere 5mo ago
            If fuel or any other form of energy becomes virtually limitless and free, any form of matter will eventually also be kinda limitless and free. Could take longer than humanity will ever last though. In the 'short' and current term there is still lots of money to be made in fuel indeed, but advancements in fossil free energy could make a real shift.
      • staticshock 5mo ago
        AGI is 100% possible, even if the current breed of transformer-based models are not it, and even if silicon is not it. There's nothing special about human brains that we won't eventually be able to match (and then exceed) in vitro. We are living proof that intelligence can be built out of matter, and that human-scale intelligence can run on 20 watts. It's not a matter of if, but when.
      • abc123abc123 5mo ago
        There is not even an agreed upon definition for intelligence or for AGI.
      • keyle 5mo ago
        That's ok, that's when you change the definition of AGI and claim success!