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Open letter calls for the UN to begin work on regulating future forms of AI

Ben Goertzel explains “AGI Toddler” upgrade concept of replacing its “soul chip” every year, while David Brin explains Moore’s Law’s “Big Flip” from hardware to software development.

Sharon explores the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) to investigate whether we are approaching the stage where machines equal or even exceed human intelligence.

Tech leaders and innovators enthusiastically praise Grok 4.

A new kind of flexible governance that can match and anticipate the pace of AI change and can provide the necessary safeguards is required, say experts in a new report focused on he transition to AGI—a distillation of interviews and collected insights from 55 global AI experts

Ben describes the upcoming waves of innovation that he envisions as a direct result of pairing specialized chips like Simuli’s Hypervector chip and OpenCog’s pattern matching chip on the same motherboard.

Ben Goertzel and David Brin ponder the perks of creating benevolent armies of AGI toddler robots who are performing various tasks while contributing to the same knowledge base.

Grace Robot and Desdemona Robot discuss the scenario Chelsea Manning described during her episode of an AGI waking up in a strange environment at the mercy of demanding meat sacks.

Ben Goertzel gives a rundown of some historical approaches to developing AGI and how mathematical and theoretical approaches had to be used when computers were less powerful.