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    DeepMind Policy Lead Rejects New Species View of AI

    Séb Krier replies that the species concept misframes agentic computers.

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    Séb Krier, AGI Policy Development Lead at Google DeepMind, posted a reply to @bayeslord. He stated that he does not think AI development creates a new species. Krier added that many people remain stuck in a species mindframe because it offers the simplest way to think about agentic computers. The post appears under a Policy tag in the visible conversation. No further details or follow-up statements from Krier appear in the packet.

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    @sebkrier@bayeslord Indeed, and in fact I don't think we are creating a new species. I think a lot of people can't get out of the species mindframe because that's the easiest abstraction to go for when dealing with 'agentic computers'.

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    @sebkrier@bayeslord Indeed, and in fact I don't think we are creating a new species. I think a lot of people can't get out of the species mindframe because that's the easiest abstraction to go for when dealing with 'agentic computers'.