Video Series

The field of AI is evolving so rapidly that is difficult for researchers in the field to keep up.

IFoRE Sigma Xi Conference 2023: Dr. Craig Kaplan provides an overview of AGI and explains the safety challenges and current AI approaches .

A short window exists during which humans can influence the development of AGI and SuperInteligence.

Narrow AI is rapidly developing into AGI which will then inevitably lead to SuperIntelligence much smarter and more powerful than humans.

A brief overview of multiple pending patents describing how to build safe and ethical AGI.

The old school idea of proceduralization can help an AGI network of individual AI and human agents learn in a safe and predictable way.

Human collective intelligence networks exist today and that existing systems like these can be stitched together to form the fabric of safe

The best way to build AGI begins with building a human collective intelligence network and then adding AI agents to that.

Active Collective Intelligence is needed for safe AGI.

AGI is potentially a “winner-take-all” scenario where the first AGI will likely dominate slower approaches.

Nearly half of AI experts surveyed say there is a 10% or greater chance of extinction by AI.

Regulation is a standard answer for dangerous technologies, but there are problems with this approach. Dr. Kaplan discusses three major chal

Learn about the origins of AI.

A presentation by Dr. Craig A. Kaplan at the IFoRE / Sigma Xi Conference on 11/10/23.

There is a relatively short window during which humans can influence the development of AGI and SuperIntelligence.

A recap of the main points of the Surviving AI series.

An overview of multiple pending patents describing in detail how to build safe and ethical Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

Three ways are explained to increase the safety of AGI.

There is more than one way to teach an AI.