Hmm, from my perspective, this post has nothing to do with RSI.
Like if I get a new job, and learn on the job for the first few months, am I engaging in RSI? I think most people would say “no, that’s not what RSI means”. So would I. It’s not merely “technically broader than RSI”, rather it’s a different thing entirely.
I agree that AGI will be able to figure out how to program ever better AI, just like it will be able to figure out how to design wind tunnels and grow tomatoes and everything else.
Hmm, from my perspective, this post has nothing to do with RSI.
Like if I get a new job, and learn on the job for the first few months, am I engaging in RSI? I think most people would say “no, that’s not what RSI means”. So would I. It’s not merely “technically broader than RSI”, rather it’s a different thing entirely.
I agree that AGI will be able to figure out how to program ever better AI, just like it will be able to figure out how to design wind tunnels and grow tomatoes and everything else.
I was trying to make a separate observation, apologies if I made it sound like I think your post is about RSI. I agree it’s not.
I just wanted to point out that I thought that achieving your definition of AGI leads to RSI, and achieving RSI leads to AGI fairly soon.