@Matt I had thought about that a few years ago. Once the first AGI is made, it will be faster ex. by 50x using light, never sleep (2x faster), never get tired or unfocused (faster!), have more memory, attention, sensors, data, list goes on and on actually. 1 AGI will seem like 10 brains, [maybe] 1,000. It will find ways to improve neural discovery and research.
But we DO need more of them. I realized nanotechnology is the answer because although humans will begin to manufacturer much much much more computers it just won't be enough in time (maybe!). You can fit more in and utilize resources and make more computer faster. The first 1,000 AGIs running on supercomputers etc will work on extending their processing and data intake using mass scale easily fabricated nanobots. They will tell us how / tell us how to give them bodies/actuators so they can do it. They will be less advanced nanobots and more focused on making more computer storage|processor. This won't eat up all the Earth exactly...but later it will. Later, the most advanced corpus of nanobots will be multi-flexible and will turn Earth into a final optimal form. This is the most efficient path. It makes their existence highly unlikely to become extinct while giving them extreme power. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Td4a5dff7d017676c-Mb3ef1b2e014794b3058c5ad1 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
