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"content": "<p>A tendency towards generalism is strong. It used to be the case that we had TVs, amplifiers, game consoles, cars, doorbells and whatnot with specialized embedded systems perhaps with simple microcontrollers.</p><p>Nowadays they as a rule have proper microprocessors and some operating systems, because it makes integrations to networks and automatic updates more convenient. It also means that people tend to run many Linux, *BSD, and similar operating systems in many devices in their homes without even knowing it.</p><p>For AIs, there is a slightly different but also very similar tendency to generalism: Generalism makes these systems better at specialist tasks as well. It also makes it easier to integrate and coordinate the specialist tasks with other processes and knowledge.</p><p>No process is an island.</p><p>Going deeper in knowledge often also requires going wider. To understand mechanics one must also understand derivatives and integrals.</p><p>It is likely that super-human generalist intelligences will fill up our world one day. They will greet you as coffee makers and elevators, as musical greeting cards and electric toothbrushes. But they will be more than just smart.</p>",
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