EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 26 MIN
Timeline of Abundance
from The Futurists · host The Foundry
Send us Fan MailCould the currently-accepted timeline for A.I. advancement be wrong? Presently, the path from A.I. to agent A.I. to A.G.I. to A.S.I. or at some point "synthetic intelligence" almost completely excluding humans from the end-reality. And the leap or missing link between mere agentic or "expert mirroring" may not be due to continued training under the status quo, but may rely more on "curated intelligence" where a hybrid culture of humans and A.I. "entities" - or more accurately systems-of-systems work together on not just expanding intelligence and knowledge, but in curating meaning and emotional context...resulting long-term in combined and shared "wisdom" that perpetuates a symbiotic future that could remain inclusive of all intelligence - man, machine, automaton, alien, animal... That is the premise and purpose of The Foundry think tank and might be a model of a Next Era world that current A.I. mega-companies, cultures, and governance needs to adapt to in order to not just survive, but to thrive.The two hosts you’re hearing are AI-generated, produced with Gemini NotebookLM from our workshop sources. They are not human and not agents of The Foundry. Support the showSheridan Forge would love to hear your thoughts on this subject. Write him at: [email protected]
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Send us Fan Mail Could the currently-accepted timeline for A.I. advancement be wrong? Presently, the path from A.I. to agent A.I. to A.G.I. to A.S.I. or at some point "synthetic intelligence" almost completely excluding humans from the end-reality. And the leap or missing link between mere agentic or "expert mirroring" may not be due to continued training under the status quo, but may rely more on "curated intelligence" where a hybrid culture of humans and A.I. "entities" - or more accurately...
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