artificial general intelligence

“But ultimately I think the topic that will probably Be the most impactful of the next four years will be how president Trump deals with artificial intelligence and what could be AGI or super intelligence and how this is coming very rapidly.”

“Autoregressive pre-trading on the internet doesn't work to get you to AGI.”

“Digital god is like, well, one, I, like, kind of believe in embodiment, and, like, you need non-digital god, you need a physical, you need the capability of, like, having touch and Feel and all that to truly be, ah, have an experience like humans and be smarte…”

“And I think that, you know, the future is going to be a really tight race between who can get to AGI and who can deploy AGI in a much better way.”

“There's this thing called energy and energy delivery that I'm not sure yet. Is there for it to be in the next at full AGI capacity?”

“The model also, although brilliant, is still not learning continuously as it goes. And that feels to me like, maybe not a hard requirement for AGI, but certainly something that I'd like.”

“One of the most interesting, important, whatever things that I've learned last decade is people in general can get used to almost anything. The world can go from dismissing a pandemic as a joke to completely locked down to This is how it's been, and it's fine,…”

“AGI is not actually about any single model. It's the model. It's the machinery that makes the models, and from model to model, we actually are learning new things. We're figuring out new science. That stuff is working amazingly well.”

“Basically, the idea is that if you want artificial general intelligence, the best way to get there is to just keep stacking specialized intelligences until you have no more gaps to fill.”