Comment by Nikolas Kairinos

Founder and CEO of Humanix, writing on AI, automation, and economic systems.
Unless we pin our hopes on AGI emerging spontaneously from scale alone – a very unreliable strategy – the conclusion is simple: for models to develop human-like intelligence, humans must teach them. [...] If AGI means building systems that can operate with the flexibility and depth of human thought, then the missing input is not simply more content, but a rich representation of how people actually think. We need a model where humans are not treated merely as the source of training data, but as active participants in the development of AGI.
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