2025.07.01: Pit Slop
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The processes for AGI, which is Artificial General Intelligence... they cannot do... the process is combinatorially explosive. that search space is so big... for instance the search space for a chess game is mathematically greater than the atoms in the Universe. This is currently a huge issue within Cognitive Science. They have been doing research in this for years. General Intelligent is what a human can do, for instance you can get a computer that can beat a chess master, but not take it swimming. John Vervaeke is a really good professor to follow if you want to catch up on the latest of this. AGI is something that they have been trying and have yet to succeed in. For further this a quick use of AI, copilot, this is the answer The timeline for achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—a system with human-level cognitive abilities across a broad range of tasks—is still very much up for debate. But here’s where things stand as of mid-2025: 🧠 Expert Predictions Vary Widely Some leading voices, like OpenAI’s Ilya Sutskever, suggest AGI could emerge within 5 to 10 years, though he emphasizes the uncertainty in that estimate. Broader surveys of AI researchers tend to cluster around 2040 as a median prediction, though just a few years ago, the consensus leaned closer to 2060. Entrepreneurs and tech optimists often forecast a more aggressive timeline—some even say by 2030.
Greg Wolff
2025-07-02 01:04:59 +0000 UTCI am once again recommending' The Phoenician Scheme', its such a fun movie, and I need more people to understand my obsession with Michael Ceras character
Nabs
2025-07-01 17:31:03 +0000 UTC
