Saying “a substantial amount of expertise is required” goes past what general actually implies (I use the example of 8th grade level knowledge, at which point, the system can branch in thousands of directions on it’s own).
Saying that a good test of an AGI is for it to build a better AGI, while also saying that such an effort represents an immense risk?
Saying “a substantial amount of expertise is required” goes past what general actually implies (I use the example of 8th grade level knowledge, at which point, the system can branch in thousands of directions on it’s own).
Saying that a good test of an AGI is for it to build a better AGI, while also saying that such an effort represents an immense risk?