I share your intuition. Turing already conjectured how much computing power an AGI needs and he said something little. I think the hardest part was getting to computers and AGI is just making a program that is a bit more dynamic.
I can recommend all of Marvin Minskies work. The Society Of Mind is very accessible and has an online version. In short, the mind is made of smaller sub-pieces. The important aspects are the orchestration and the architecture of these resources. And Minsky also has some stuff on how you put that into programs.
I share your intuition. Turing already conjectured how much computing power an AGI needs and he said something little. I think the hardest part was getting to computers and AGI is just making a program that is a bit more dynamic.
I can recommend all of Marvin Minskies work. The Society Of Mind is very accessible and has an online version. In short, the mind is made of smaller sub-pieces. The important aspects are the orchestration and the architecture of these resources. And Minsky also has some stuff on how you put that into programs.
The most concrete stuff I know of:
EM-ONE: An Architecture for Reflective Commonsense Thinking Push Singh
is very concrete with code... (read more)