Overview

ISDA believes that artificial general intelligence (AGI) can be created by learning from nature. Swarm intelligence, inspired by nature's collective behaviour in groups like ants, bees, fish and birds, offers a promising avenue for developing benevolent Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). By harnessing the power of decentralized, self-organizing systems, swarm-based AGI could exhibit cooperative and empathetic traits, prioritizing human well-being. AGI entities could collaborate and share information, forming a cohesive network that continually learns and adapts. This shared knowledge would enable ethical decision-making and align AGI goals with human values. Additionally, swarm-based AGI could self-regulate, preventing harmful outcomes through collective consensus. By integrating swarm intelligence principles, we can build AGI systems that prioritize benevolence, ensuring the safe and ethical evolution of artificial general intelligence for the benefit of humanity.