Richard Feynman on Artificial General Intelligence

12/21/2019

In this article, Richard Feynman's perspective on artificial general intelligence (AGI) is explored. Feynman, a renowned physicist, shares his thoughts on the potential of AGI in a conversation with Danny Hillis, a computer scientist. Feynman expresses skepticism towards AGI, suggesting that achieving human-like intelligence in machines is incredibly difficult and may not be achievable. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the principles behind human intelligence before attempting to replicate it artificially. Feynman's insights shed light on the challenges and complexities associated with AGI, providing a thought-provoking perspective on the topic.

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