In this episode, I chat with Peter Voss, CEO of AIGO.ai (Ahy-go) and the gentleman who coined the term “Artificial General Intelligence". 

AGI has been long talked about for decades but it wasn’t because of computational power that is helping it become a reality but a diversion from how AI has been developed. Data scientists and cognitive psychologists both are needed to make this AI come to life.

Here’s what to expect from the episode;

• The 3 waves of AI - the history of AI
• The difference between Programmers / Data Scientist v.s. AGI 
• Are Quantum computers important for General AGI?
• What are the elements necessary for AGI?
• What is the mechanism of “Understanding”?
• Can AGI connect with humans?
• The human limitation that AGI can make a breakthrough
• How AGI will deal with the Trolley Problem 

Peter Voss started in electronics engineering, then fell in love with software. The first major success was developing a comprehensive ERP package and taking that company from Zero to 400-person IPO in seven years. 

Currently, he’s focused on commercializing the second generation of our AGI-based ‘Conversational AI’ technology called 'Aigo' (say: I-go). Aigo.ai is the most advanced natural language interaction platform available. It is implemented using a brain-like cognitive architecture – also known as ‘The Third Wave of AI’.

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Guest: Peter Voss (Twitter | LinkedIn)  AIGO.ai (Website)
Host: Takatoshi Shibayama (Twitter | IG | LinkedIn)
Music: ShowNing (Website)