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Artificial General Intelligence Narrow AI • Each program carries out specific tasks that humans consider intelligent • Limited capability for adaptation to novel contexts AGI • A single program capable of intelligent behaviors with a variety roughly equal to, or greater than, the variety a typical human demonstrates • Ability to generalize its knowledge so as to adapt to novel contexts
What is AGI? • g-factor from human psychology? • Ability to achieve complex goals in complex environments? • Legg and Hutter’s formal definition? • Ability to adapt to the environment using limited resources? • Ability to achieve goals in environments, assessed by weighting (goal, environment) pairs according to some distribution that is neither too broad nor too narrow?
Embodied, Social AGI • Ability to achieve goals in environments, assessed by weighting each (goal, environment) pair according to the ease with which an embodied social agent could communicate it to its peers, using a combination of methods such as • Language • Dramatic depiction • Imitation • Indication
Will a Deep, Rigorous, General AGI Theory Ever Exist? • Can there be a general theory of AGI? • A general theory of computationally feasible AGI? • A general theory of computationally feasible, embodied, social AGI?
Possible General Principles of AGI • Occam’s Razor • Cognitive Synergy • ??
What is the “end goal” of AGI R&D? • Turing test? • Artificial, superhuman scientist/engineer? • Putting us all out of work? • Maybe there isn’t one!
Challenges in Moving the Field Ahead • Temptations of Narrow AI research • Absence of a general theory of feasible, relevant general intelligence • Difficulty of measuring incremental progress • Lack of easily usable, common environments/tasks for comparing different approaches • Lack of a collectively agreed-upon “AGI Roadmap” • Paucity of appropriate publication venues • Difficulty of comparing detailed approaches, sharing insights • Public fear of AGI, spurred in part by dystopian fiction • Lack of money!
AGI-09 • Keynote: Juergen Schmidhuber • Presentations + themed discussions: • Evaluation/metrics • Robotics/embodiment • Cognitive architectures • Learning • Reasoning • Language • Self-awareness • Expert elicitation • Sat night: demo/poster session • Sun: lunch biz meeting • Sun: optional conf dinner at Jaleo • Monday: Future of AI workshop • Kurzweil Best Paper Prize