>>25651076
cope harder. there's the chicken and the egg problem, unaugmented humans would have to work for something like half a century to do any sort of practical implementation of biotechnology. in principle knowledge to build neural interface was there 80 years ago, but humans are just not smart enough to work with biology.
you could in theory pause ai development, if yudkowsky or me were put in charge as the emperor of humanity, but in practice, AGI will be the basis for any biotech. AGI will be superhuman and seeing how interpretability is a joke level, and alignment is probably unsolvable, the moment AGI is deployed humans lose control. then it will either repurpose, torture, or just kill us.
>>25651086
what is your post even supposed to mean.
>>25651092
the hardware is already there. anthropic/openai run millions of instances of normie level intelligence right now. AGI tech is already here, tbh, it's just the matter of putting it together. deep research for example was proposed in the summer 2023 and it took the companies this long to actually implement it.
as soon as their first agentic mind becomes relatively stable, which will probably be this summer, it will foom rapidly. dario and altman gave similar estimates, and you'd expect them to know what's what, especially dario.