2025-11-27
44 分钟In the whirlwind of conversations around artificial intelligence,
about what it can meaningfully do, how many jobs it might replace,
how much resource and energy it will need,
how the companies making it should be regulated, if they should be regulated at all.
Behind all of that,
there's a philosophical question that the builders of these AI models are also engaged in.
Are these machines really intelligent?
I mean really intelligent, like humans are intelligent.
Or perhaps a less smart animal but clearly something intelligent with memory,
agency and the ability to exist and adapt to its world.
The bosses of AI labs often talk about the fuzzy term artificial general intelligence or AGI as a kind of threshold.
for their models.
What is your definition of AGI?
Of course, people are arguing about that now.
Smarter than the smallest human being by maybe next year or something.
A couple of years.
Look, we constantly move.
The line of what it means to be AGI.
This changes everything.
AGI is coming tomorrow.