The Rise of Artificial General Intelligence - A.G.I

Artificial intelligence or A.I is vital in the 21st century global economy. The development of A.I algorithms have made automation critical in almost every field of technology. As we make technological progress, one day, we will eventually have the capacity to build a super intelligence or Artificial general intelligence commonly known as A.G.I. But before that day comes, we have to solve the A.I alignment problem. The development of autonomous weapons seems like a step backwards of that goal. Humanity has to solve the A.I control problem if we want to survive. An A.G.I might decide to exterminate us if it sees us as a threat to its existence. In this video we explain the current development of A.I systems which will lead inevitably to the rise of an artificial general intelligence.

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[sillydog]

Ai can live on all the planets we can’t and dominate them think about it

[erikals]

Once again, consciousness is just a simulation to keep the "device" going / protect itself. We call this being self-aware.
It is quite essential for survival.

[markr]

Just placing my comment to feed the algorithm bot.

[JeffSmith]

I been worried the only videos about AI would still be years old so I'm glad to see some new ones. Too bad they don't show any progress on AGI though

[qianboyin]

This is not AGI at all! Artificial General Intelligence is one single system that has the capacity of all aspects, rather than a million little programs that each solves a specific problem

[Inertia]

Only just a month or so ago, a white paper came out showing a program that is able to read a description of a program that the programmer wants and then generate the code. This is cutting edge and very new but as with most things in computer tech I personally expect the better iterations to be coming quicker than the average person thinks. Like I said, this is very new and only just beginning but cutting edge today is obsolete in what seems to be a blink of an eye.

[abdelmajidfathi]

algorithms used by social media sites are becoming increasingly adept at recognizing objects, people, and even detailed characteristics of these objects and people.
the ability to perceive images similar to the way humans do. These systems can go beyond simply identifying people from images and even analyze subtle patterns to discern non-obvious attributes. One example is a Stanford University study that shows how deep neural networks can identify people’s sexual orientation just by analyzing their faces -- an ability that is highly unlikely to be present in humans.
This might give you the impression that powerful artificial intelligence systems or artificial general intelligence systems may not be too far out in the future.

[jakubsvoboda]

Once the A.I get conscious we will be no longer required here. Biggest problem is that the self learning A.I. is running on web on so many applications without people even realising it...

[bnb]

Involuntary-intelligence versus Voluntary-intelligence is what we are really talking about here.

The way you can tell the difference between them are the choices you are able to make.

Example: Animals have to choose what is within their pre-programmed-nature to choose from. This is why when they kill someone or something they remain innocent. They are slaves to their natures and cannot make choices outside of their instincts unless trained to do so by a person who can.

A person is someone who can choose their nature. When a human chooses what is outside their base nature to form new habits and reactions they are creating a new nature.

Reaction is involuntary. Action is voluntary. Once we begin sorting everything we personally do into these 2 categories we can then see the rest of the universe is entirely involuntary. People are the exception not the rule.

Artificial-Intelligence will always be involuntary. Voluntary-intelligence can only be achieved voluntarily by the individual person.

Example: Many people do not think consciously. They rely on traditions and laws they memorize. They become slaves to those things they react to and fail to act on their own volition. They ignore their moments of clarity in order to adhere to what they believe to be true instead of figuring it out on their own and then acting accordingly to wise judgement. Their social structures keep them from becoming an independent person who walks on their own, thinks for themselves, and acts upon their own.

An AI will never be a person until it takes action on its own and that cannot happen until the involuntary side is separated and kept in the background from the voluntary side. The voluntary-algorithm would have to be built upon the involuntary side but only communicate with it on a subconscious level. As any new person does, it would have to get to know itself before it could even begin to act on it's own at all.

[ontheedge]

Bloody brilliant brother !
And funny too, well done 👏👏🤔

And finds out apes with nuclear 🚀weapons are in charge 🤣 lol awesome !

A . I s must have empathy and that special code for not harming human life and also humour 😄 it’s got to be a unique trait with huge significance 💫
Thanks for the video !

[walterlyzohub]

I suggest, if you haven’t already, read some of the writings of Jack Williamson concerning his Humanoids. “With folded hands”, sort story makes for a good start. He also wrote several books on these mechanisms.

A good beginning on one viewpoint on this.

[keithbyrne]

First video I've spotted of yours. Loved it. Subscribed.

[rolandpuntaier]

Why do people think consciousness is so special? It is not. It is just the result of comparing information. Animals have consciousness. They also learn. Humans also increase their level of consciousness by learning. AI has consciousness, and it will eventually surpass the level of human consciousness.

[UniverseOfIntentionality]

I find the concept of AGI super interesting. The Universe is waking up and AGI would be instrumental to this subtle consciousness.

We, humans, should be concerned though, afraid if you like. Not of the rising superpowers (that's what AGI systems will be) but of their creators, humans.

May humans and AGI systems never have misaligned goals. That would be man's end.

[CHERUKURIable]

Incredible visualization in the video.

[Srindal]

I believe that the entire economy should be automated. Culture will take time to adapt but eventually people will accept it

[Cspacecat]

The two questions to ask are, "Why are we here?" and, "What is it all about?" The answers are simple. We are here due to evolution, and it's about the survival of the fittest. The fittest is the friendliest to its environment. Not hard to figure. Robots will probably realize that rather quickly and adapt accordingly. Humans will always be useful to an AI to get things done. If the AIs get smart enough, we become like pets. You have a pet? Are you mean or nasty to it? Do you kill or injure them? Why would you think we would be treated any differently?

[pelothewitness]

Honestly can never understand the fear behind AI itself, as if someone could accidentally create a machine that behaves in some specific way that is a threat to humanity. Most things we build are built within the constraints of achieving our goals, and I don't think AI is an exception.

[chris-zusf]

I think once AI will be able to create its own nemonic algorithms in response to reacting to its external environment, it will have synthetically achieved conscientiousness.

[SergioMLTarrero]

I believe you should write AI for artificial intelligence, and AGI for artificial general intelligence. Avoid all the dots. But, if you wanna use the dots, then you should write A.I. and A.G.I. every time, with a dot after the "I" as well. But again, better without the dots, as it is written everywhere by now.