Title – Improving AI to reach AGI
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Introduction-
Imagine a world where machines can think, learn, and adapt just like humans
—where artificial intelligence (AI) is not limited to a specific task but can
generalize across every domain. This vision is not science fiction, but the
promise of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). AGI, an intelligence
capable of performing any intellectual task that a human can, holds the
potential to revolutionize every facet of our lives—from the economy to
education, to the way we solve global challenges
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is a breakthrough technology that
could revolutionize human life. AGI systems are designed to outperform
human intelligence across a wide range of tasks. Unlike current narrow AI,
which is highly specialized in specific domains, AGI aims to achieve the level
of flexibility and adaptability seen in human cognition. If AGI is successfully
developed, it has the potential to dramatically improve the global economy,
aid in scientific discoveries, and increase the overall abundance of resources.
Recent statements from Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, suggest that the
development of AGI may be closer than anticipated. By 2025, we could see
AGI agents entering the workforce, indicating that progress is accelerating.
The impact of AGI will extend to every facet of life, from education to
industries, potentially transforming how we work, learn, and
interact with technology.
However, the creation of AGI also presents significant risks. While AGI could
enhance human capabilities and amplify creativity, it could also be misused
or lead to societal disruption. The balance between maximizing the benefits
of AGI and mitigating its risks is crucial to its development. It is essential to
ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity, and that its governance is shared
widely and fairly.
Despite the promise and risks associated with AGI, current AI systems are far
from achieving this goal. Present AI technologies are still largely limited to
narrow applications, excelling only in specific tasks. The need for AGI in
areas such as unmanned autonomous systems is evident, as these systems
require advanced intelligence to operate effectively. Machine learning,
inspired by human learning processes, will be essential for the development
of AGI. As the capabilities of machines surpass those of humans in memory
and processing power, AGI could become a reality in the near future.
In this paper, we explore the journey towards AGI and propose a novel
approach to accelerate its development. By utilizing massive datasets,
continuously learning from real-time web interactions, and
incorporating human feedback, we aim to create an AI that evolves and
adapts like never before.
Our approach meets to bridge the gap between narrow AI and the fully
general intelligence of AGI, unlocking the potential to reshape the future of
technology and society
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https://sci-hub.se/10.1109/AERO.2019.8742125
