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by ok_dad
725 days ago
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Once you have AGI, you can dedicate more cycles to it and the theory is (as far as I can tell) that you’ll get an exponential increase in “intelligence” which is basically just “thinking faster”. Personally, I don’t buy that fully, I think there are some problems that can only be solved by any intelligence at the speed of time in the real world. Certainly more cycles to dedicate to mathematics would advance that field more rapidly, but for a lot of biological puzzles you probably can’t accelerate time like this. |
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So if Superintelligence depends on AGI, then we can't say:
> Superintelligence is within reach.
until we can say AGI is within reach. Is there any substantive evidence supporting the revised claim? Do we even have a reliable way to evaluate if an AI is a AGI? The standard answer was the Turing Test, but in recent years there have been multiple claims that it has been broken by non-AGI [1].
To me, AGI still feels a long ways off.
[1]:
- https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02361-7
- https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/06/17/google-...