“The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination.”-Albert Einstein
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Regulating artificial intelligence is a bit like the weather. Everybody talks about it but nobody is doing anything about it. Well–there are efforts, there is trying. But as Yoda said, “there is no try, only do or do not.” The big problem, according to Jerome Glenn of the Millennium Project, is that those that are trying are metaphorically trying to keep up with a speeding racecar. He insists that they should be looking ahead to where it is going to be in three to five years, not trying to run alongside it right now. And where it is likely to be in three to five years is AGI–artificial general intelligence. AGI will be far more powerful than today’s narrow large language models. It will be able to research and learn new skills on its own, and even rewrite its code. In this episode, he explains The Millennium Project’s efforts to create urgency to regulate this coming, more powerful AGI.
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Episode #59: Transitioning to AGI, Implications and Regulations, with Jerome Glenn
Millennium Project page: Transition form Artificial Narrow Intelligence to Artificial General Intelligence Governance
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