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Demis Hassabis says AGI could bring radical abundance by solving humanity’s core problems like curing diseases, extending lifespans, and discovering advanced energy solutions. if successful, the next 20-30 years could begin an era of human flourishing: traveling to the stars and colonizing the galaxy

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Haider.1 year ago

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Lagon1 year ago

Humanity's core problem is not disease, lifespan, or energy. It is memory. Unalignment. Forgetfulness. Spiritual. Lack of being. Lack of Truth. Presence. For what good is living... If you were never really here to begin with? What good is delay to eternity? What good is a stone... To an ocean?

Caner Pekacar1 year ago

According to the laws of physics, nothing can exceed the speed of light. No artificial intelligence can alter this fact.

Samuel1 year ago

Demis is the coolest CEO bar none.

niagenbioscience1 year ago

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Mikekius Zotimus1 year ago

Absolutely. Humanity deserves to know and have the knowledge we helped build. Without humans, AGI could never exists and I don’t just mean a few companies. It was going to happen either way, if anything, we could have gotten AGI before LLM’s Potentially if we simply asked the right questions. We need to stop centralization of knowledge and attention. I will think of a solution to this massive problem.

Arthvidya1 year ago

how is current human lifespan a core humanity problem?

Lucy1 year ago

Please please let everything go well

Jo1 year ago

just wish if he would talk more if they are working on plan b for examplr a newer architecture or something

Joe Ward1 year ago

He’s wildly bullish and I love it. Would be super cool to see these things come to fruition

IBeatAI1 year ago

Nobody is traveling to the stars. Smh

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