The singularity refers to the point at which artificial general intelligence is achieved, reaches at least human-level capabilities, and what exactly happens next becomes extremely unpredictable.
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3.00This is not an accurate definition of singularity. Singularity requires rapidly accelerating technological growth. At the time we achieve AGI with human-level capabilities, it is entirely possible we may only have modest technological growth. It is also, in theory, possible to achieve singularity without AGI - for example, with rapidly accelerating improvements to human intelligence.
What exactly will you do to measure when the "singularity" has "happened"?
@ScroogeMcDuck Same question here. How a prediction for 2040 will be closed by Feb 2024?? Even if we wait 2040, we still have to decide HOW to measure Singularity.
"Au contraire. It happened on June 6th, 1969, at eleven hundred hours, eastern seaboard time. That was when the first network control protocol packets were sent from the data port of one IMP to another – the first ever Internet connection. That's the singularity. Since then we've all been living in a universe that was impossible to predict from events prior to that time."