HeyJaredFuture Forward: Artificial Intelligence - General Intelligence - Super Intelligence
AI to AGI to ASI is a forward-looking podcast that explores humanity’s most transformative technological journey — from today’s artificial intelligence to the emergence of artificial general intelligence, and eventually, the era of artificial superintelligence.Each episode…
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The Silicon Species? (opens the original)
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What if the greatest risk from artificial intelligence is not that machines become human, but that humans become convinced they are? In this episode of AI to AGI to ASI, I explore an emerging philosophical divide among some of the most influential leaders in artificial intelligence. Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns against anthropomorphising artificial intelligence and the possibility of creating what he calls a new “silicon species.” His concern is not simply about increasingly intellige
Ten Percent to Extinction? (opens the original)
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What does it really mean when a leading artificial intelligence safety researcher says there may be more than a 10% chance that advanced artificial intelligence could cause human extinction within the next decade? In this episode of AI to AGI to ASI , we examine the BBC article reporting Evan Hubinger’s warning and ask a more important question: is the number itself meaningful, or is the real issue the uncertainty behind it? The episode takes an objective look at the evidence. Current artificial
Trump: Rhetoric vs Nuance (opens the original)
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Every technological revolution arrives with disruption. Railways reshaped towns. Electricity transformed industry. The internet changed how we communicate and work. Some communities resisted. Others rushed in. Both sometimes paid a price. Now data centres are becoming the physical infrastructure behind artificial intelligence. Trump’s message is blunt: embrace them or risk being left behind. There is some truth buried beneath the rhetoric. But history teaches us that progress is not simply about
Gates & Power to Govern (opens the original)
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Bill Gates says the artificial intelligence era will be turbulent, transformative and potentially dangerous. He argues that the choices humanity makes now could determine whether artificial intelligence becomes one of history’s greatest equalising forces or a technology that concentrates wealth, eliminates jobs and creates risks we struggle to control. But there is another question worth asking. Who gets to make those choices? In this episode of AI to AGI to ASI , I examine Gates’ recent article
If Artificial Intelligence Learned to Think From Us, Can It Ever Think Beyond Us? (opens the original)
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What happens when the intelligence we created can read almost everything humanity has ever written, and reason across it faster than any human being ever could? This episode explores one of the most profound questions emerging from artificial intelligence: if humans supplied the knowledge and taught machines how to reason, could artificial intelligence eventually become better at thinking than its teachers? The question becomes even more fascinating when we enter the world of religion. For thous
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