Konstantin Kisin

What is it going to do for me?

And in one sense, you can't really anticipate what future technology looks like.

But in another, life expectancy increased.

And the kinds of work we get to do, we get more creative, interesting, easier work.

we get more material goods as a result.

We cured a bunch of diseases.

I think that's going to happen.

I mean, just like aging exists, right?

And we take it for granted, but it's a very tragic thing that people lose their facilities and then die.

This is the kind of thing that as technology progresses, AI will help progress technology.

I mean, just think of it as more people.

AI is just more people.

And if civilization had 10 billion more scientists, human scientists, would we make faster progress on aging?

I'm sure we would.

And that's what AGI will be.

I think one way to think about this, because it's hard to be... It's sort of weird to say, okay, we'll solve all diseases.

And in a weird way, it doesn't really resonate with people emotionally, despite the fact that everybody does suffer from some kind of disease.

Mental diseases are still diseases that we can biologically make some imprint on if we knew the science, right?

But here's another way to think about it.

So suppose... Here's a thought experiment.