Artificial General Intelligence Modeled on the Human Mind with Peter Voss

Are we overlooking the most powerful model of intelligence we have  in our race to create smarter machines,  the human mind?  Peter Voss, CEO and Chief Scientist of Aigo.ai, coined the term "Artificial General Intelligence" (AGI) and brings decades of experience in AI research and development. We explore Peter's vision and challenge the current consensus path we are on.

Episode Highlights

• Defining AGI and Its Distinctions
• Measuring Intelligence Beyond the Turing Test
• Current AI Limitations and the Need for Real-Time Learning 
• Building Cognitive AI to Mimic the Human Mind 
• The Future of AI Development in Austin
• What's Next Austin?
  • "I hope Austin becomes the center of cognitive AI and AGI"

Peter Voss: LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Aigo.AI
Concepts Is All You Need: A Direct Path to AGI
Towards Incremental Learning
Why We Don’t Have AGI Yet?
INSA – Integrated Neuro-Symbolic Architecture
Creating The Future With Artificial General Intelligence

LLMs are not the Path to AGI

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