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Scenarios for the Transition to AGI

Scenarios for the Transition to AGI, by Anton Korinek, Donghyun Suh. NBER Working Paper 32255.

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  • Machine intelligence improving itself accelerates its capability growth: propositions page →
  • Machine intelligence exceeding human cognition in essentially all domains: propositions page →
  • Economics’ engagement with superintelligence, AGI and the singularity: propositions page →

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