This panel brings together Dita Malečková, Tomáš Mikolov, Zarathustra Goertzel and Josef Urban for a thoughtful discussion on the hypothetical yet highly impactful concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The conversation explores the technical and social hurdles humanity would need to overcome before AGI could become a reality. The speakers address a range of questions, from what ethical frameworks might guide AGI development to how we could ensure its safe implementation. The discussion takes a deep dive into the possible economic consequences of AGI, especially in relation to job markets and global power dynamics. One focal point is the potential shift in world power if AGI were developed by a private corporation or a single nation, along with how governments and international organizations could approach AGI regulation. The panel also considers whether AGI could help solve pressing global challenges like climate change, poverty, and healthcare disparities, and what practical steps would be needed to realize such a vision.
This in-depth conversation provides insight into the complex questions surrounding AGI, offering a grounded look at the possible paths forward and the broader implications for society.
