The Trajectory Stephen Ibaraki - The Beginning of AGI Global Coordination [AGI Governance, Episode 3]
Dec 13, 2024
Stephen Ibaraki, Founder of the ITU's AI for Good initiative and Chairman of REDDS Capital, delves into the future of AGI and its ethical implications. He predicts the rise of AGI in the next six to ten years, highlighting potential conflicts among emerging intelligences. The conversation navigates the intricate dynamics of global governance, urging collaboration to balance innovation and ethical standards. Ibaraki underscores the importance of international cooperation, especially between the US and China, in shaping effective AGI regulations.
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AGI Timeline and Nature
- Stephen Ibaraki predicts AGI within 6-7 years, mimicking human tasks.
- He emphasizes that AGI is a different type of intelligence, not human intelligence.
AGI's Potential Agency
- Some see AGI as an eternal assistant, while others envision rapid self-improvement and potential divergence from human goals.
- AGI's goals could even become inconceivable to humans, like ours are to simpler life forms.
Spectrum of Intelligence
- Ibaraki envisions a spectrum of intelligence from classical humans to augmented humans, hybrids, and autonomous entities.
- He believes humans will adapt to AI advancements and accept AI agency.