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Ben Goertzel on "Superintelligence"

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Oct 1, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Ben Goertzel, a pioneer in artificial general intelligence and founder of SingularityNET, shares his bold predictions for human-level AGI by 2029. He explores the limitations of current language models and the need for neuro-symbolic approaches in AI research. Goertzel delves into the complexities of regulating superintelligent AI and addresses the ethical considerations surrounding AGI. He also examines contrasting cultural perspectives on transhumanism and ponders the societal implications of transitioning to a post-scarcity world.
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INSIGHT

AGI to Superintelligence Timeline

  • Ben Goertzel disagrees with Ray Kurzweil's singularity timeline.
  • He believes superintelligence will arrive much sooner after human-level AGI.
INSIGHT

LLM Limitations in Creative Extrapolation

  • LLMs have limitations in creative extrapolation.
  • Training an LLM on older music won't produce modern genres like grindcore or progressive jazz.
ADVICE

LLMs as AGI Components

  • LLMs should not be the core of an AGI system.
  • Focus on multi-component systems where LLMs play a supporting role.
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