May I ask why you think AGI won’t contain an important computationally-constrained component which is not a neural network?
Is it because right now neural networks seem to be the most useful thing? (This does not feel reassuring, but I’d be happy for help making sense of it)
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May I ask why you think AGI won’t contain an important computationally-constrained component which is not a neural network?
Is it because right now neural networks seem to be the most useful thing? (This does not feel reassuring, but I’d be happy for help making sense of it)
Metaculus has a question about whether the first AGI will be based on deep learning. The crowd estimate right now is at 85%.
I interpret that to mean that improvements to neural networks (particulary on the hardware side) are most likely to drive progress towards AGI.