Eve Bodnia

It can have some sort of prediction.

It doesn't have to be precise prediction, but it's a part of the planning, right?

So we as humans, as evolving, you have memory in your brain.

Your brain has like certain parts and certain hierarchy.

It communicates to each other.

There's short-term memory, there's long-term memory.

All of this is doing is helping you optimize for planning and prediction so you can survive.

And that's what makes us humans intelligent.

And it's the same idea here, right?

So there's going to be some evolution of AI.

If we wanted to interact with the real world, you need to have ability to plan and predict and adopt.

Because the world is a very, like, it can be pretty tough environment.

Like you can have different weather for self-driving cars.

This weather can be changing or it can be like manufacturing situations when there's something unpredictable came up and you need to be able to respond to this quickly.

And that's what makes it safe, right?

How quickly you can respond to this changing environment, how quickly you can adopt your intelligence to it.

So to me, if you have this ability, this is maybe your general form of intelligence, which is ready to evolve.

Maybe that's my definition of AGI.

Maybe, but you also need to be able to preserve the task, right?

If you just adopt for no reason, there's no point.