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Ben Goertzel: AGI, SingularityNET and Decentralized AI

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In this episode of the Eye on AI podcast, we dive into the world of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) with Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET and a leading pioneer in AGI development.

Ben shares his vision for building machines that go beyond task-specific capabilities to achieve true, human-like intelligence. He explores how AGI could reshape society, from revolutionizing industries to redefining creativity, learning, and autonomous decision-making.

Throughout the conversation, Ben discusses his unique approach to AGI, which combines decentralized AI systems and blockchain technology to create open, scalable, and ethically aligned AI networks. He explains how his work with SingularityNET aims to democratize AI, making AGI development transparent and accessible while mitigating risks associated with centralized control.

Ben also delves into the philosophical and ethical questions surrounding AGI, offering insights into consciousness, the role of empathy, and the potential for building machines that not only think but also align with humanity’s best values. He shares his thoughts on how decentralized AGI can avoid the narrow, profit-driven goals of traditional AI and instead evolve in ways that benefit society as a whole.

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Google’s New Quantum Chip SHOCKED THE WORLD — 10 Million Times More Powerful!

Google’s new quantum computing chip, Willow, has set a groundbreaking standard by achieving unparalleled speed and precision, outperforming supercomputers in specific tasks by millions of times. This revolutionary chip enhances quantum error correction, making scalable quantum systems a reality and unlocking new possibilities for artificial intelligence, scientific research, and real-world problem-solving. Willow’s success marks a major milestone in the integration of quantum computing and AI, driving innovation across industries.

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🔍 Key Topics:
Google’s Willow chip and its revolutionary quantum computing advancements.
How quantum error correction enables scalable and stable systems with unmatched performance.
The integration of quantum computing and AI to tackle problems beyond classical limits.

🎥 What You’ll Learn:
Why Willow represents a major breakthrough in quantum computing and AI innovation.
How it reduces errors and enhances performance for real-world applications in medicine, energy, and more.
The potential of quantum AI to transform industries and solve previously unsolvable challenges.

📊 Why It Matters:
This video explores Google’s revolutionary quantum chip, Willow, and its impact on the future of computation and AI, highlighting its scalability, precision, and groundbreaking applications in science and industry.

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AI Agents: Easier To Build, Harder To Get Right

Today, AI agents have evolved to become more modular and sophisticated. Agents like ChatGPT can engage in conversations and assist in a wide range of workflows, including customer service and financial decision-making.

Technologies such as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) allow AI systems to combine different data sources dynamically, making them more adaptive and helpful in real-world applications. As AI’s influence expands into industries such as finance, healthcare and cybersecurity, it is becoming clear that AI agents are critical components of modern business operations.

Despite the remarkable progress in AI, deploying these systems presents several challenges. One of the primary concerns is the risk of bias embedded in the datasets used to train AI agents. AI systems learn from historical data, which can contain patterns of discrimination that, if unchecked, lead to biased decisions, such as favoring particular groups over others in hiring or lending scenarios.

AI tool will be able to trace dolphins by their regional accent

Sea mammal expert Dr Julie Oswald, of the University of St Andrews’ Scottish Oceans Institute, created the tool, known as the Real-time Odontocete Call Classification Algorithm (Rocca), using AI.

It can categorise dolphin calls by species and comes in different versions linked to different geographical areas.

There are around 42 species of dolphin and they use hundreds of different sounds to communicate.

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