Kate Crawford

Simply expanding large language models is not sufficient to achieve artificial general intelligence. While these models have made significant improvements in understanding and generating text, they do not possess understanding, consciousness, or the ability to reason abstractly in the way humans do. Relying merely on size and scale overlooks critical elements like ethical considerations, context awareness, and the profound complexities of human intelligence.

I strongly believe that considering legacy humans in AI policy-making is essential. As we develop advanced AI systems, it is imperative to ensure that the values, rights, and needs of all humans are respected and preserved. Ignoring these considerations risks creating systems that exacerbate existing inequalities and fail to account for the diverse tapestry of human experiences.

While shaping the future of AI is crucial, the post-artificial general intelligence era is speculative and current AI development needs oversight and regulation to address present-day ethical concerns.