What the Superintelligence can do for us

These days, when I blog-rant about my everyday life, I have increasingly ended on the thought “AGI fixes this.”

Yesterday, I mused whether AGI would be my personal chef? : Where Can You Still Buy a Great Dinner in the US?

Would AGI help me match my clothes that I no longer want to humans who can use them, to cut down on pollution?: Joy’s Fashion Globalization Article with Cato

Would AGI make no mistakes about weather-related school closure?: Intelligence for School Closing

Can AGI book summer camp for me?

Show me an AI that will book summer camp and sign up for the secret good swim lessons. That’s when I will believe. https://t.co/Lc6PIwRofx
— Joy Buchanan (@aboutJoy) March 15, 2023

As a millennial woman working through my 30’s, I increasingly see social media posts from my friends like this one:

One of the difficult things about infertility, for my friends going through it, is the uncertainty. Modern medicine seems legitimately short on information and predictive analytics for this issue. So… AGI to the rescue, someday?

All I’m writing about tonight is that I have created a growing to-do list, over roughly the past year, for the AGI. Would something smart enough to do all of the above be dangerous? I wouldn’t rule it out. As pure speculation, it feels safer to have an AI that is specifically devoted to being a personal chef but which strictly cannot do anything else beside manage food. An AI that could actually do all of those things… would be quite powerful.

Here’s me musing about the AGI rising up against us, written after watching the TV show Severance: Artificial Intelligence in the Basement of Lumon Industries