artificial general intelligence

“So, Huberman also has a conflict of interest, because AGI promises they have all of these things, and Huberman has an investment in AGI.”

“Because if there is AGI and there is a chip which thinks better and not just executes for us better or helps us, but things for all of us. It will soon get democratized and we all will have the same chip. We'll again go back to the innate cardinal need for a m…”

“What was really on the frontier of science at that time when I was doing PhD was like, how can we figure out general intelligence? In a manner similar to a human, which is one system doing hundreds of thousands of tasks without explicitly being programmed for …”

“I think it will be incredibly important in a couple of years. I think one of the things that is going to feel most AGI-like is seeing robots just walk by you on the street doing kind of normal day-to-day tasks.”

“I think my hot take would be, like, AGI is kind of already here, but, like, humans, like, when we take a Waymo ride, the first time it's mind-blowing to us, and then the next time you're just kind of, like, on your phone checking Twitter. I think we're already…”