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Revision as of 17:03, 15 July 2012
A peer to peer artificial general intelligence is a decentralized (and distributed) collective intelligent entity vastly smarter than humans.
Risks of Centralized AGI
Allowing one organization to create and control an AGI, particularly a corporation, is a distopian outcome relative to p2p values. While it's likely one organization will, in effect, lead the effort, it must be with substantial democratic oversite.
Currently, the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence is a lead organization in the creation of AGI. They are a quasi-open organization. They're explicit political structure includes a board of directors (and advisors), volunteers, interns and fellow researchers.