Closed JonMike12341234 closed 8 months ago
Congrats! Hope you are proud of yourself!!
AGI was never the intended purpose. Please make sure you familiarize yourself with the project, it's scope, and goals. Specifically: https://github.com/daveshap/OpenAI_Agent_Swarm#full-autonomy
You will note that "AGI" was never stated anywhere. Please do not attempt to alter the scope and purpose of this project.
Please post evidence of your success.
Dave,
I recently developed a functional model of the Hierarchical Autonomous Agent Swarm (HAAS) system, which operates as intended but hasn't yet produced Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Each agent in this model learns continuously post-deployment, possesses defined goals, and maintains autonomous decision-making capabilities. The specialized agents demonstrate incremental improvements in their respective tasks and share these enhancements for future agent development. However, the evolution towards AGI remains elusive. The Master Agent is not evolving into a higher state of awareness.
While I am enthusiastic about the HAAS concept, seeing it as an effective framework for managing and deploying cooperative agents for management, control, and specialization, I have reservations about its capacity to facilitate the emergence of AGI. My current hypothesis, which may well be incorrect, is that AGI could emerge when the base model crosses a certain threshold, potentially related to parameter size. Once AGI is achieved, it might surpass the need for a system like HAAS.
I might be missing how the swarm dynamics of HAAS contribute to the goal of AGI. If that's the case, I'm open to insights. If AGI is defined merely as the ability to understand, learn, and apply intelligence across diverse tasks, then perhaps we have already attained it. However, my interpretation of AGI is a form of super-intelligence, self-managing and far surpassing human capabilities, and will not be constrained by our existing frameworks or oversight.
Your videos and projects have always inspired me, so please continue your excellent contributions. It's clear to me that with the current technology, we can achieve almost anything we can envision, super-intelligence possibly being the sole exception.
On the other hand, there's a strong possibility that super-intelligence, could be within reach using the tools currently available, given sufficient resources (most likely the culprit) and the inherent ability to self-improve. We have already achieved the ability to improve post-deployment, along with nearly limitless memory capacity. Issues of context and temporal coherence seem to be effectively addressed by systems akin to HAAS.