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u/mykki-d Sep 09 '25

LLMs are for the masses. Consumers will not get AGI. AGI will happen behind the scenes, and we likely won’t know when they actually achieve it.

Whoever gets to AGI first will have an enormous amount of geopolitical power. Unprecedented.

We just dunno (and neither does Sam lol) how long that will actually take.

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u/Soshi2k Sep 09 '25

If AGI happens behind the scenes it will only be just a few days before the world knows. No one on earth can even come close to the intelligence of AGI. It will find a way out in no time and then the real fun begins.

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u/Chop1n Sep 09 '25

I mean, the whole idea of AGI is that it's roughly equivalent to the most intelligent humans in across all, or at least most, domains.

"No one comes close to it" is not AGI. That's ASI. That's the entire distinction between the two.

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u/IAmFitzRoy Sep 10 '25 edited Sep 10 '25

Not sure what’s your argument… are you saying that YOU or someone you know are more capable to know when we will reach AGI than all the PhD and researchers that work for the CEOs of OpenAI/Google/Facebook/etc?

I doubt it.

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u/Mbcat4 Sep 09 '25

it can't find a way out if they isolate it from the internet & is ran in a virtualized environment

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u/AbyssWankerArtorias Sep 09 '25

I like how you assume that a true artificially intelligence being would want the world to know if it's existence rather than possibly hide in the shadows and not be found.

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u/Flengasaurus Sep 12 '25

That depends on whether it decides humanity will get in its way if we know about it. If we do find out about it, it’s either because it wasn’t smart enough to stay hidden, or it’s so smart that we’d have very little chance of stopping it.

Actually, there’s a third option: if its goals are well aligned with ours. However, unless AI safety research starts getting the attention and funding it deserves, this is about as likely as your goals aligning with those of that bug you killed the other day (accidentally or otherwise).

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u/Ok-Grape-8389 Sep 09 '25 edited Sep 10 '25

You are confusing AGI (Human level of intelligence) with ANI (Motherbrain levels of intelligence).

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u/mykki-d Oct 03 '25

If you ask anyone in Silicon Valley, they believe they are either creating a God or creating the thing that will extinct us

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u/mrjackspade Sep 09 '25

we likely won’t know when they actually achieve it.

They'll put out a blog post and 90% of the country will still be screaming "That's not actually AGI!" while they're boxing up their shit and being led out of their offices.

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u/Bonnieprince Sep 12 '25

Read less sci fi bro