artificial general intelligence

“Specific task-driven applications are part of AI and important, but there is also the AGI, artificial general intelligence of reasoning, abstraction, Communication, emotional interaction, understanding of intention and purpose, formulation of knowledge underst…”

“We're not creating artificial superhumans anytime soon with artificial general intelligence or superintelligence or transhumanism.”

“I'm a little less convinced that the tech, software technologies we have now are, like, on some linear path towards just, like, quote, unquote, AGI, or just, quote, unquote, like, consciousness, like, I don't, It's hard for me to believe that consciousness is …”

“There's not going to be a more important technology that we all build than AGI.”

“In our chart, OpenAI Charter, we define it as a computer system, basically, that is able to perform autonomously the majority of intellectual work.”

“Whether that takes you all the way to AGI or not, that's a different question. There are probably some other breakthroughs and advancements needed along the way, but I think there's still a long way to go in In the scaling laws and to really gather a lot of be…”

“No. Not yet. Not yet. I think there's a lot of possibility of you know, a lot of potential benefits and yeah, we're going to work on it as the technology improves.”

“Our goal is to be like an AGI company and a product first company. And the way to do that is by picking the right product that forces us to work on the right things, things that generalize, make the model smarter, make it, like, do what people, you know, what …”

“It's not, like, imminent. It's not, like, immediately on the horizon. So, you know, on the order of, you know, four plus years but you can see the glimmers, and, you know, depending on the algorithmic innovation cycles that we talked about before, You know, co…”

“I like the definition of this. That's sort of like, you know let's say 80 plus percent of jobs that you, that people can do purely at computers, so digital focused jobs are accomplishable with, you know, AI can accomplish those jobs.”

“This is another step to basically AGI in your pocket.”

“First, when AGI is here, there will be a massive correction in the financial markets. That is actually my Turing test is if AGI is here, will it actually be able to make significantly more money than a human investor? Better than human investing. And I think p…”

“Rather than try to build the AGI, how do, how about we build the AI platform that is so good that if AGI were to complete a task, it would choose to use Hebbia to do that task.”

“You wouldn't want An AGI to jam a 100,000 documents into its context window and take an infinite amount of time to, or some very, very large amount of time to process that. You'd rather use and orchestrate a bunch of sub-agents.”

“I think is one very useful macro frame means every culture has their own AGI and eventually every culture has their own social network and cryptocurrency and AI.”

“If all human wages go to zero or go below subsistence, then the only way to deal with that is through some kind of UBI rather than, you know, if you happen to sue open AI, you get a trillion dollar settlement. Otherwise you're kind of screwed.”

“And they actually don't, they can't like learn over the course of six months, how to become a better editor for me or how to become a better transcriptor for me. And since a human hire would be able to do this, they can't. So therefore it's not AGI.”

“I'm not saying this is the world I want. I'm just saying like, just like, think about it physically. If you're colonizing the galaxy, which you can do potentially after AGI. I mean, I'm not saying like it'll happen tomorrow after AGI. Right. But like, there's …”

“In a future world with explosive growth, we're going to see so many new kinds of goods and services that will be possible that are not available today. And so distributing just like a basket of goods is just inferior to saying, oh, if like we solve aging, here…”

“Once we get AGI humans will not have high paying jobs.”

“And I think that, so research benefits aside, I'm a big believer that society and technology have to co-evolve. It's, you can't just drop the thing at the end. It doesn't work that way. It is a sort of ongoing back and forth.”

“I think you could say that on the surface, Sora, for example, does not look like it's AGI relevant, but I would bet that if we can build really great world models, that'll be much more important to AGI than people think.”

“AGI will come, it will go Wuxian Bai. The world will not change as much as the impossible amount that you would think it should.”

“AGI will be when we are able to create new science, new results, new math. When an AGI comes up with a theory of relativity, it has to go beyond what it has been trained on. To come up with new paradigms, new science. That's my definition of AGI.”

“There has to be an architectural lead that is able to create these manifolds and just throwing new data will not do it. It'll just smoothen out the already existing manifolds.”

“I, I'm kind of bearish on, on, on true AGI breakthrough because what we built is so useful and economically valuable.”

“Because there doesn't seem to be transfer learning across these domains that are, you know, significant, right? So if we get a lot better at code, We're not immediately getting better at, like, generalized reasoning. We need to go also, you know, get training …”

“Now the entire US economy is sort of a bet on AGI”

“My sense is that people are in Silicon Valley are kind of pulling back from the, let's call it imminent AGI narrative.”

“One definition I kind of like is if you say that you have a remote worker, a human, any job that can be done by someone whose job can be done remotely that, that's AGI.”

“So my criticism of the idea of like AGI, 20, 27, you know, that paper that I think it's called Alexander or someone else wrote and then and the situational awareness and all this hype papers that are not really science. They're just vibe.”

“I don't think LLMs as they can understand are on, on the way to AGI and my definition for AGI is I think the old school RL definition, which is a machine that can go into any environment and learn efficiently in the same way that a human could go into you can …”

“And we are clearly, they're saying they're building an AGI, and AGI will be a being. You can't be an AGI and not be a being, because something that has the general ability to effectively use judgment, think for itself, discern between possibilities is obviousl…”

“I don't think they're anywhere close to AGI because, I mean, they still make stupid errors. They're very useful tools, but they're not what, it's not like working with a person, right?”

“Either it's already here and it's just more software or it's five years away and will always be five years away.”

“One of the misconceptions that exists today is that scale will solve everything. Scale will not solve everything. You need a different kind of architecture, and this continual learning is a difficult problem.”

“To get to what is called AGI, I think there are two things that need to happen. One is this plasticity. Which has to be implemented through container learning. Secondly, we have to move from correlation to causation.”

“Part of the potential pathology from the labs is that they have filled that hole with AGI. And so there are things that they assert as empirical that are actually articles of faith. They may be true. They may not be true. I don't know, but they get confused be…”

“No. Actually, the opposite.”

“If we assume that like we're pretty AGI pilled intelligence is just gonna be metered out through compute then what matters? Then it's like one, like your relationship with people. And I think looks maxing is like a pretty narrow focus on like, you know, the ph…”

“I think even once you have AGI, all our AGI agents are going to need somewhere to store work and pull information from and reason about things. So I think, you know, a certain class of SaaS companies that were solely built for people to do work might face a bi…”

“The first thing I want to say is I'm like, certain there will be careers after AGI. The reason for that is, like, most of our jobs, for sure are for jobs, are kind of, like, made up. Most jobs are made up... So when AGI is here, like it will change people's jo…”