A path to AGI

Autonomous, collaborative multi-agents

 

Armağan Amcalar

Diva Conference

July 13, 2024

WHO AM I?

Armağan Amcalar
CEO @ Coyotiv GmbH, CTO @ Neol, CTO @ OpenServ
Founder @ Dream Kid

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AUTHORED ON GITHUB

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How do Humans learn?
How did we evolve society?
Where does Machine Learning come from?

 

Glad you asked!

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AGI isn't a monumental leap.

AGI is an emergent property.

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Large Language Models aren't AGI.

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They are a complex statistical model for predicting the next word after a given series of words.

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Let's take a step back.

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Intelligence

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Ability to learn, adapt, reason, solve problems, plan and comprehend complex ideas.


perception, abstraction, logic, understanding, learning, memory, critical thinking,
and problem-solving

Intelligence

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Adaptation to Environment

Reasoning and Problem-Solving

Learning and Memory

Skilled Use of Knowledge

ARTIFICIAL GENERAL INTELLIGENCE

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AI that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge across a wide range of tasks

AUTONOMOUS

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Acting independently or without human intervention

AGENT

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An entity that perceives its environment, makes decisions, and takes actions

COLLABORATION

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Multiple entities working together to achieve a common goal

multi-agent systems

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Operate independently
Interact with their environment
Communicate and cooperate with other agents
Learn and adapt based on their experiences

imitate intelligence with next-token prediction

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CAN YOU OR HOW DO YOU

HOW DOES ONE
CATCH A BALL?

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Visual Processing
Occipital lobe processes visual information.

Movement Planning
Parietal lobe and premotor cortex plan movement.

Execution of Movement
Primary motor cortex sends signals to muscles.

Coordination and Balance
Cerebellum ensures smooth movement.

Sensory Feedback
Somatosensory cortex adjusts grip.

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vectorized by Jkwchui, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

If the human brain’s
distributed structure can yield general intelligence,
why can’t a sufficiently advanced multi-agent system
achieve the same?

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EMERGENCE,
Emergent Behavior and Complex Systems

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Atoms form molecules, molecules form cells,
cells form organisms

each level exhibits new, emergent properties.

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If emergent properties in nature can lead to life and consciousness, couldn’t the emergent behaviors of MULTI-AGENT SYSTEMS lead to AGI?

GESTALT

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

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GESTALT

individual agents working together can achieve far more than they could separately.

coordinated actions lead to emergent behavior and intelligence.

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Technically speaking...

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We are scraping the surface of GPT-4 or Claude 3.5 Sonnet

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We need to understand and develop what reasoning means.

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Memory, insights, habits

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specialization

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what if questions

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what if English isn't the best language to prompt these agents?

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How do Humans learn?
How did we evolve society?
Where does Machine Learning come from?

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THANK YOU!

Armağan Amcalar
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A path to AGI: autonomous, collaborative multi-agent systems

By Armağan Amcalar

A path to AGI: autonomous, collaborative multi-agent systems

In this talk, Armağan Amcalar addresses the transformative journey toward Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) through autonomous, collaborative multi-agent systems. Drawing from his extensive experience in developing and applying these systems, Armağan will explore how independent agents can work together, learn from each other, and adapt to complex environments to achieve common goals. Participants will gain insights into the latest developments, challenges faced, and future directions in this dynamic field, understanding how collaborative multi-agent systems pave the way for the next generation of intelligent machines. Join us to explore the potential and complexities of these systems in the pursuit of AGI.

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