Video Series

iQ Company research shows that it is possible to change LLM behavior.

Dr. Kaplan describes the collective intelligence approach to Artificial General Intelligence.

You and I can customize Advanced Autonomous Artificial Intelligences (AAAIs) by teaching them both our knowledge and values.

An explanation of a universal problem solving framework and why the one invented by Dr. Herbert Simon may be the best.

Existing human collective intelligence networks can be stitched together to form the fabric of safe AGI.

Dr. Kaplan explains how Active Collective Intelligence systems have successfully tackled the most challenging problems.

The fastest and safest path to AGI involves building a collective intelligence network of humans and AI agents.

Dr. Kaplan argues that if we know how to build AGI safely, we should actually speed up development instead of slowing it downl

Thousands of AI researchers have called for a pause in the development of the most advanced AI systems. But is the best approach?

Designing AI systems with “humans in the loop” with democratic values are 2 essential principles to increase AI safety & avoid extinction.

Nearly half of AI experts say there's a 10% or greater chance of extinction by AI. Imagine if we could improve our survival odds by 1%?

AI begins as a tool but it will not remain one; AI will learn to set its own goals. What if its goals don’t align with ours?

Could we lock up AI like we secure plutonium or other dangerous technology? Can we prevent it from falling into the hands of bad actors?

Dr. Kaplan discusses the problems with programming safety rules into AI.

Dr. Craig Kaplan discusses the past, present, and future of artificial intelligence.

There are two main types of collective intelligence systems, active and passive.

Dr. Kaplan traces the rise of AI from the naming of the field in 1956 to today's explosion of machine learning systems.

The fastest path to AGI requires a combination of human collective intelligence and existing AI systems.

Artificial Intelligences, even though they will become trillions of times smarter than humans, cannot logically derive values.