What is AGI? How Artificial General Intelligence could make humans obsolete
Another study suggested thatThese capabilities may offer a glimpse of what some experts call artificial general intelligence, or AGI: the ability for technology to achieve complex human capabilities like common sense and consciousness.
One AGI researcher at an OpenAI competitor told Insider that AGI has the potential to look like the killer robot in the," in which a life-like, AI-powered doll refuses to turn off when asked to, pretends to sleep, and develops her own moral complex. "I think one of the most common misconceptions is that 'consciousness' is something that is necessary for intelligence," Everitt told Insider."A model being 'self-aware' need not be a requisite to these models matching or augmenting human-level intelligence."
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