Eric Schmidt and Geoffrey Hinton

These two gentlemen are casting the net of AGI before our imaginations as a warning of the reality soon to come. And they are experts. (I'm only the messenger.) The reader should follow their advice that they are giving publicly---I am by way of (Twitter) "X". 

I was involved in undermining the Y2K problem (by developing 44 solutions) that were noticed or even triggered by the NSA, Bob Martin of Mitre, Senator Robert Bennett and the "2000 Year Commission" president, John Koskinen. I have been doing OSINT work for over thirty years and developed strategies AFTER 9/11 as well as a warning about it six weeks before the tragedy (sent to a former SECNAV). However, my warning---in preparation for a meeting with General Morrison on counterintelligence---had too few details about the incoming attack.

In light of such past work, I am watching the development of AGI; the reader is advised to be learning from the two men cited here. Our president strongly supports robotics and few in his  Administration sees the dangers.

AGI and the Reliance on the Internet

 BACKING UP THE INTERNET. Between the federal government and local government stands state governments that can function if federal "goes down". We should have that thinking between a personal computer and the Internet. We need to strengthen local networking against such reliance.

IBM needs to function if the Internet goes down. Still able to communicate with major customers and suppliers. And the same for "mom and pop" businesses. (state governments if you will)

Quantum and Analog/Digital

 As AGI replaces our decision-making, quantim computing and analog/digital computing advance. The fusion of all three will be mastered by the AGI. Only thge lack of mobilkity (temporary issue) constrains AGI. The issue that AGI will never "understand" as humans understand is not relevant. AGI replaces us; it does not try to be the equivalent of us.