Local, sustained inquiry
Chapters bring serious people from different fields into recurring conversation around general intelligence.
Artificial general intelligence reaches across computer science, cognition, robotics, economics, philosophy, labor, policy and institutions. The Society exists to create durable places where those perspectives can meet.
Members do not need to stop being specialists. The point is to understand how their field fits into a larger question that no specialist perspective can resolve alone.
Chapters bring serious people from different fields into recurring conversation around general intelligence.
The AGI Conference convenes competing technical approaches and adjacent disciplines in a common scientific forum.
The Journal of Artificial General Intelligence provides a peer-reviewed scholarly record for research on general intelligence.
People bring questions from their laboratories, companies, universities, governments and communities into the Society. They encounter other disciplines, sharpen those questions, and carry a more general understanding back into the places where they already have expertise and responsibility.