AGI May Exhibit Cognitive Convergence
jamesdouma · x · 2026-07-17
James Douma questions the idea that different intelligence forms are mutually unintelligible, attributing this to anthropomorphic bias. He now leans towards AGI being at least interoperable, if not convergent—meaning any highly intelligent entity can comprehend other intelligence forms without finding them completely alien.
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