[sweerie_banana]

I know we all know a thing or two about AI but I recently came across AGI and I was curious, what is it, and how do we use it?

Do you think that is the next future?

[mrki444]

We still can't use it.
AI or articifical inteligence is based on math and it should solve all math based problems.

AGI or aritifical general inteligence should be able solve any task, including cognitive like love, hobby, happines, jokes.

For example currently AI can't determine why some people like dark humor jokes and some don't like.

[sweerie_banana]

Hi @Mrki444, AGI is a future development in artificial intelligence that would have the capacity to understand, learn, and apply knowledge across a wide range of tasks at a level comparable to human intelligence.

The development of AGI poses significant technical, ethical, and societal challenges, and there are ongoing discussions and debates about the potential implications of achieving AGI.

[arunima]

I too recently heard about it. They want to make it comparable to human beings in all aspects. I think that's a bad idea and it should not be encouraged. It would come with harsh consequences. It's high time to have a debate of ethical AI

[Tendz]

I agree, AGI brings forth numerous technical, ethical, and societal challenges. Ensuring that AGI is safe and reliable is important. We need to address concerns related to control, transparency, and interpretability of AGI systems. Ethically, we must also consider issues such as privacy, accountability, and fairness in AI decision-making processes.