Category: AGI
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Reading Time: 2 minutes – What happens when AI writes novels, offers therapy, and runs for office? In our final episode of The Human Guide to Artificial Intelligence, we go big—trust, AGI, deepfakes, and the ethics of coexistence.
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Reading Time: 11 minutes – In the 1970s, artist Harold Cohen pioneered AARON, an innovative AI capable of creating art autonomously. Unlike traditional AI, AARON learned through coded concepts rather than datasets. This sparked debates on machine creativity, authorship, and the nature of art itself, influencing contemporary discussions on generative AI and artistic innovation.
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Reading Time: 12 minutes – The article discusses Demis Hassabis’ contributions to the advancement of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) through DeepMind’s Gemini project. It highlights the potential of AGI to transform various fields, the ethical challenges it poses, and the importance of responsible governance. Hassabis believes AGI can enhance human understanding and well-being if developed…
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Reading Time: 6 minutes – The AI competition is intensifying globally, with China’s advancements, AGI safety concerns from Google DeepMind, new AI-driven personalized news by BBC, and significant funding in AI cybersecurity emerging as key trends.
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Reading Time: 12 minutes – Autonomous AI agents are evolving, capable of independent decision-making. This raises ethical and control concerns, impacting sectors such as healthcare, finance, and transportation while prompting debates on AGI, accountability, and societal integration.