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A global collaboration of engineers, scientists, and other domain experts, funded by philanthropists,
building the gold standard of Artificial General Intelligence, for all of mankind.
- About
The Artificially Intelligent Machine Project (formerly BigMother) is a moonshot AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) project.
Please read this introductory article, this summary of the proposed AGI architecture, or this first page of a very preliminary draft paper.
In a nutshell:
- The goal of the AIM Project is to build a maximally-safe, maximally-benevolent, maximally-trustworthy, autonomous, goal-directed, super-intelligent, super-knowledgeable machine (Artificial General Intelligence) called AIM, that is publicly owned by all mankind.
- If we equate "human happiness" with "the extent to which actual human preferences are realised" then, simply stated, the net effect of AIM's final goal (top-level objective) will be to:
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- maximise human happiness
- minimise "happiness inequality".
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- The AIM Project is necessarily a collective effort, requiring, for its successful execution, an international collaboration of engineers, scientists, and other domain experts, over (realistically) the next 50-100 years (or longer if safety requires)
- at the time of writing, our volunteers (superheroes) hail from 7 countries: Canada, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, UAE, UK, and US.
- This is a purely philanthropic project whose primary beneficiaries will be today's younger generations of humans, together with future humans.
- The AIM Project is currently organised into 30 workgroups, each focussing on a specific piece of the overall puzzle.