Principles of AGI with Peter Voss
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Principles of AGI with Peter Voss

AI researcher Peter Voss — who co-coined the term “AGI” in 2002 — joined Prof. William Hahn for a fireside chat on what AGI actually means, why LLMs may not be the path to it, and how AGI could lead to human flourishing. Hosted by Ekkolapto.

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