#TechDefinitions

By clearly defining the different levels of AI—what they can do, what they can't, and what they might one day become—we can set appropriate goals, establish the right ethical guardrails, and make conscious decisions about which path of development will truly lead to a better future. The journey from a simple problem-solver to a generally intelligent system is perhaps the most important scientific undertaking in human history, and it requires a map. In this post, we explore: Narrow AI (ANI): The specialized, single-task intelligence that powers our world today. 🧠 General AI (AGI): The dream of a machine with human-like, flexible intelligence. ✨ Super AI (ASI): The hypothetical future of intelligence that surpasses our own in every domain. 📜 The Paths Ahead: The ethical goals and considerations for each type of AI.

Defining AI: From Narrow Problem-Solvers to the Dream of AGI – Which Path Leads to a Better Future?

✨ Understanding the Intelligence We Build Not all "Artificial Intelligence" is created equal. The term itself spans a vast landscape of systems, from the simple algorithm that recommends your next song to the theoretical super-minds of science fiction. To navigate our future with this technology, we must first understand its different forms. Just as a biologist classifies living things to understand the natural world, we must classify AI to understand the world we are buildi

📜 Foundations & History of AI