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Ben Goertzel Just Revealed When AGI Will ACTUALLY Happen | Ep. 38
Ben Goertzel, the godfather of AGI research and CEO of SingularityNet, just dropped some mind-blowing insights about artificial general intelligence that will change how you think about AI forever. This isn’t your typical AI hype this is raw truth from someone who’s been building AGI for decades.
In this deep dive conversation, Ben reveals the shocking reality behind current AI limitations, why decentralized AI infrastructure is crucial for humanity’s future, and his honest timeline for when we’ll actually achieve AGI. Plus, he shares what it’s like running a global AI empire while living on a remote island accessible only by ferry.
Key Topics Covered:
The real timeline for AGI development.
Why current AI models aren’t actually intelligent.
How SingularityNet is building decentralized AI infrastructure.
The ASI Alliance and the future of artificial superintelligence.
Ben’s daily routine managing hundreds of AI researchers globally.
Why math and music drive breakthrough AI thinking.
⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 — Introduction to Ben Goertzel.
2:30 — Daily life of an AGI pioneer.
8:45 — Managing a global AI empire.
15:20 — The truth about current AI limitations.
25:10 — SingularityNet and decentralized AI
35:40 — When will AGI actually happen?
45:30 — The future of artificial superintelligence.
58:15 — Closing thoughts.
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Is This the Key to Never Getting Old?
Awesome results and a new project to double mice lifespan. If I could fund one researcher right now it would be this man.
In this Conference talk, Dr. Greg Fahy presents stunning data from the TRIIM and TRIIM-X trials. His team has successfully regrown the human thymus in older adults, reversed epigenetic aging clocks by up to two years, and restored immune function to levels seen decades earlier.
Beyond the lab results, participants showed dramatic real-world improvements: 15% stronger muscles, 21% better VO2 max, and frailty scores dropping to near zero. Dr. Fahy also unveils the \.
Sugar-coated nanoparticles show promise for treating most aggressive form of brain cancer
Researchers at Oregon State University have potentially found a new way to treat the most aggressive form of brain cancer, glioblastoma, whose two-year survival rate is less than 30%.
The study, led by Oleh Taratula, Olena Taratula and Yoon Tae Goo of the OSU College of Pharmacy, addresses what they describe as the two most persistent obstacles to effective glioblastoma treatment: delivering therapeutic agents through the blood-brain barrier, the cell network that acts as a security checkpoint between the bloodstream and the central nervous system, and then getting those agents to preferentially target tumors.
In research published in the Journal of Controlled Release, the scientists demonstrate the novel treatment technique in a mouse model. They loaded lipid nanoparticles with genetic material that promotes tumor suppression, then coated the nanoparticles with a type of sugar. The result was a 50% median increase in glioblastoma survival time.
The Topological Lower Bound of Boltzmann Entropy: Resolving the Pure Top Boundary Condition through Proton Phase-Locking (v.01)
We establish a fundamental, non-zero lower bound for thermodynamic entropy by mapping Ludwig Boltzmann’s classical relation onto the rigid topological boundaries of GLAB chronal dynamics. In standard statistical mechanics, the number of microstates is treated as an abstract mathematical variable capable of reducing to unity , which phenomenologically implies an absolute zero entropy state . We demonstrate that this boundary condition is physically unattainable because the minimal, topologically closed space-phase cell possesses an irreversible internal structure dictated by the free proton configuration. Characterizing the stable proton as an asymmetric quantum “pure top” subject to the Janibekov instability, we prove that it inherently occupies a degenerate phase space composed of 2 intrinsic spin projections and 3 spatial rotational axes. This yields a strict, immutable minimum statistical weight of. Consequently, the absolute minimum entropy of any isolated domain in our universe is bounded by the Proton Constant:. We mathematically demonstrate that if this lower bound were violated, the phase-locking mechanism governing stellar nucleosynthesis would collapse, rendering the existence of periodic nuclear cycles and stable matter impossible.
Quantum Executive Orders Advance US Security, Innovation
By Chuck Brooks, president of Brooks Consulting International and one of Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Experts
“Ushering in the Next Frontier of Quantum Innovation” and “Securing the Nation Against Advanced Cryptographic Attacks,” two Executive Orders issued by the White House on June 22, 2026, represent a clear, two-pronged approach to securing U.S. leadership in quantum technologies while guarding against the existential cybersecurity threats they pose. The National Quantum Strategy will be updated, strong quantum computers for science and defense will be developed more quickly (capabilities by 2028), quantum sensing and networking will be advanced, and a swift federal (and critical infrastructure) transition to post-quantum cryptography, or PQC, standards with aggressive timelines (high-value assets by 2030–2031) is required.
This strategy directly addresses the convergence of opportunities and risks that I have long highlighted: the urgent need to get ready for “Q-Day,” when large-scale quantum computers could crack existing public-key cryptography, and quantum computing as a transformative force for discovery, optimization and national competitiveness.
3 Reasons Pilot Wave Theory is The Best Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics (And 3 Reasons It’s Not)
The pilot wave interpretation of quantum mechanics is probably a lot better than you think.
Pilot wave theory makes a bold claim: that it reproduces all the predictions of quantum mechanics while resolving nearly all of its infamously difficult conceptual issues.
And that claim is justified!
But if pilot wave theory is so good, why doesn’t anyone talk about it?
Here are 3 reasons why people should talk about pilot wave theory, but also 3 reasons why people don’t.
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New effort will get genome sequences for entire Endangered Species list
The US Endangered Species Act compels the government to identify species at risk of extinction and devise plans to restore populations and the habitats they depend on. It has seen some spectacular successes, such as the restoration of the bald eagle to much of its original range. But over 2,300 plant and animal populations remain on the list, requiring ongoing government intervention.
On Thursday, it was announced that all of those species would see their genomes sequenced and tissue samples preserved to aid future conservation efforts. The work will be done by a partnership between two unexpected parties. One is the US government, which has generally attempted to undercut the Endangered Species Act as part of its anti-regulatory efforts. It is joined by Colossal Biosciences, a biotech company that has a controversial take on what actually constitutes a species.
Colossal has always said it had a conservation focus, but its headline-grabbing efforts have been directed toward restoring species that have been driven to extinction. It intends to do that by developing a combination of gene editing and reproductive technologies that it expects it can profitably license. But its dire wolf announcement, in which only a tiny handful of genetic changes were edited in to grey wolves, have raised some questions about its seriousness regarding these efforts.
Shield Space and ClearSpace partner to defend satellites from orbital threats
TAMPA, Fla. — British startup Shield Space plans to combine its autonomous satellite operations software with ClearSpace’s in-orbit servicing capabilities to address emerging orbital threats.
The startup signed a memorandum of understanding June 23 with ClearSpace’s British subsidiary to develop sovereign space defense capabilities for the United Kingdom and its allies, which they say are increasingly important as adversaries step up efforts to monitor, disrupt and potentially disable critical satellite infrastructure.
Founded in 2025, Shield Space is developing software designed to keep satellites operating autonomously even when communications with the ground are disrupted.
