Moore's Law is Dead Here Comes AGI
What is AGI (Artificial General Intelligence)?
The following video discusses that Moore's Law is Dead and then moves into discussing AGI, which might be new term for many.
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) refers to a type of AI that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge across a wide range of tasks—similar to how a human can.
Unlike today’s AI systems, which are considered narrow AI (designed for specific tasks), AGI would be capable of true reasoning, adaptability, and self-improvement across many domains.
✅ AGI vs. Narrow AI
| Feature | Narrow AI (What we have now) | AGI (What we aim for) |
|---|---|---|
| Task Scope | Single/limited | General, all-purpose |
| Flexibility | Low | High |
| Learning Transfer | Rare | Common |
| Example | ChatGPT, Siri, Tesla Autopilot | Human-like reasoning systems |
| Level of Consciousness | None | Theoretical or emerging |
⚙️ AGI & Computing Power
AGI would require:
- Massive computational resources
- Advanced neural network architectures
- Memory, reasoning, and long-term learning capabilities
- Possibly quantum computing or future hardware advancements
Are We There Yet?
Not yet. Current AI systems like GPT-4 are powerful but still considered narrow AI. True AGI remains a theoretical goal with ongoing debates around:
- When it might arrive
- Whether it’s safe or dangerous
- How we could recognize it if it emerged
