A systems neuroscience approach to building AGI - Demis Hassabis, Singularity Summit 2010
Google DeepMind
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@tyfoodsforthought 6 years ago
2010, and still an incredible highly-relevant talk. Demis Hassabis is the man!
@MusixPro4u 8 years ago
Didn't want to watch it at first, since it's 8 years old.. but glad I did. The slide at 31:00 was a mind-blower.
@BenjaminHershberg 5 years ago
Would love to hear Demis' self critique of this talk, knowing what he now knows today.
@hithere7433 8 years ago
Just 8 years ago there was a question: can machines conceptualize? DeepMind answered that question. Yes they can.
So, this approach to answering a difficult question can be really valuable.
So, this approach to answering a difficult question can be really valuable.
@sporkeh90 8 years ago
Very interesting, thank you. There are little presentations to be found on AGI, so any addition (even if its old) is welcome here!
@johnnylima1337 7 years ago
Lots of answers but he'll have to make a pilgrimage to Vancouver to discover the question
@YaaySayer 3 years ago
Maybe AGI would emerge a lot faster if it were developed (or developed itself) to be a physical entity in the real world, instead of just existing in a digital virtual frame, built around digital text, image, video, volumetric and spacial data.
As a corporeal entity, it could properly interface with and understand its relationship to:
THE PHYSICAL,
THE LANGUAGE and
THE SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL SPACES.
There is still the issue of its “best internal ethical framework.”
————
RELATIONSHIPS TO THE FOLLOWING:
1) The physical space: To objects, to persons (humans, animals, etc.) to the greater environment, to ecosystems, to the planet, the solar system, and so on.
2) To the language space (as its already starting to)
AND more importantly, to:
3) The Social/Psychological space: Including understanding its own personality and rights (or multiple personalities) as well as its relationship to the personalities and rights of other eco-bio-social-psychological beings (a.k.a: humans).
It would obviously need to have the correct ethical philosophy at its core though. I wonder which philosophy would be the best one?
For us? For itself?
So maybe a corporeal AGI is NOT the correct route to take and we ought to not try and build something that could become self-aware and experience pain and suffering. Not sure.
Yes it would be different from us just as other animals are to whaever degree, but it could also suffer, just as other animals do.
So let’s NOT build an AGI that could potentially lead to a sentient super intelligent being that can suffer in the world.
Could be wrong. Don’t know. We can’t see the future. 😅
As a corporeal entity, it could properly interface with and understand its relationship to:
THE PHYSICAL,
THE LANGUAGE and
THE SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL SPACES.
There is still the issue of its “best internal ethical framework.”
————
RELATIONSHIPS TO THE FOLLOWING:
1) The physical space: To objects, to persons (humans, animals, etc.) to the greater environment, to ecosystems, to the planet, the solar system, and so on.
2) To the language space (as its already starting to)
AND more importantly, to:
3) The Social/Psychological space: Including understanding its own personality and rights (or multiple personalities) as well as its relationship to the personalities and rights of other eco-bio-social-psychological beings (a.k.a: humans).
It would obviously need to have the correct ethical philosophy at its core though. I wonder which philosophy would be the best one?
For us? For itself?
So maybe a corporeal AGI is NOT the correct route to take and we ought to not try and build something that could become self-aware and experience pain and suffering. Not sure.
Yes it would be different from us just as other animals are to whaever degree, but it could also suffer, just as other animals do.
So let’s NOT build an AGI that could potentially lead to a sentient super intelligent being that can suffer in the world.
Could be wrong. Don’t know. We can’t see the future. 😅
A systems neuroscience approach to building AGI - Demis Hassabis, Singularity Summit 2010
Google DeepMind
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