
In this episode of the Google DeepMind podcast, host Hannah Fry interviews Shane Legg, the chief AGI scientist and co-founder of Google DeepMind, about the current state and future of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Legg defines AGI and discusses its uneven progress, highlighting areas where AI surpasses human capabilities and areas needing improvement, such as continual learning and visual reasoning. He also touches on the ethical considerations, safety measures, and potential societal impacts of AGI, including economic disruption and the need for proactive societal planning. Legg maintains his prediction of a 50-50 chance of achieving minimal AGI by 2028 and emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary thinking to navigate the transformative changes AGI will bring.
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