How close are we to AGI?

By Tristan Greene

Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is tricky to measure. In many ways, it defies conventional measurement altogether. If I told you that one system was 62%…

The time is now

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is poised to be one of the most significant technological achievements in human history. The time to discuss the global implications of AGI is now, before it arrives.

AGI Ethics News is your essential guide to this new frontier. We provide expert analysis and top-tier editorial content that moves beyond a simple risk-benefit analysis and into the heart of the discussion about our collective future.

The benefits of each issue

In-depth analysis:

Long-form, original articles featuring insights from leading researchers and experts in AGI and techno-ethics.

Expert commentary

Rapid response discourse from industry luminaries on the most pressing AGI-related issues.

Curated content

Comprehensive literature reviews, and coverage of newsworthy conferences and events.

A "source engine" for the informed

We provide the deep insights and nuanced perspectives that journalists, thought leaders, and the public need to understand the AGI landscape.

Who is this for?

Our publication is positioned as a primary source for journalists and researchers covering the ethical considerations surrounding the emergence of AGI in the public interest.

Further, AGI Ethics News is for anyone who wants to understand and shape the future of artificial general intelligence, including:

  • AGI Developers and Engineers
  • Policy and Governance Professionals
  • Academics & Researchers
  • Strategic Investors and Business Leaders
  • Students of Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Psychology, and Philosophy
  • Anyone seeking to understand what AGI will mean for them and their world.

Meet the Experienced Team:

K.B. Miller, Publisher

A lifelong publisher and writer with a degree in Logic and Philosophy of Science, K.B. is the CEO of Fighter Steel Productions, and the co-creator of “Spark Hunter” and the educational video series “All Things Have Standing®,” which explore the philosophical foundations of AGI and environmental ethics.

Tristan Greene, Editor

A veteran AI journalist, Tristan was the creator and managing editor of The Next Web’s “Neural” imprint. He is one of the first and most prolific reporters to cover artificial intelligence as a full-time beat.