AGI will not be one specific system, it'll be the unity of all systems (blog.hermesloom.org)

A visionary proposal suggests that the future of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will not be centered around a single system but rather the integration of multiple systems working in unity. This approach aims to tackle complex societal challenges, such as climate change, by alleviating bureaucratic red tape that often stifles innovation. The idea promotes a streamlined "streaming operating system" that uses event-driven architectures to simplify processes, making them more accessible and efficient. This could empower individuals—a shift towards reducing menial tasks and allowing humans to focus on creative and strategic endeavors. Significantly, this framework envisions an AI that translates human language into formal, bureaucratic structures, enhancing personal autonomy, and community engagement. This radical vision could democratize technology by making processes more transparent and accessible, enabling everyone to contribute, such as reverse-engineering local business infrastructures for broader participation in the economy. The implications are profound: a potential reduction in the need for traditional programming roles and a cultural shift away from excessive screen reliance toward meaningful human interaction and collaboration, thereby fostering a more engaged and motivated society.