Ben Goertzel
Researcher who popularised the term “artificial general intelligence”
A researcher and entrepreneur who, with Shane Legg and others, put “artificial general intelligence” into circulation in the early 2000s through a book of that title, after Mark Gubrud’s earlier use in 1997.
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The Scaling Hypothesis — Gwern
Essay arguing that scaling up neural networks — more data, compute and parameters — may be sufficient to reach general intelligence, without fundamentally new algorithms. Written by researcher and essayist Gwern Branwen.
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AI Futures Project
Daniel Kokotajlo's research blog on what a world with very capable AI might look like, including the AI 2027 scenario work.
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