The idea of developing an artificial general intelligence (AGI) has been a topic of much debate and speculation in recent years. While some argue that the potential benefits of AGI are enormous, others believe that the risks associated with developing such technology are simply too great to ignore. In a recent essay published in the Financial Times, AI investor Ian Hogarth made the case for a more cautious approach to AGI development. Specifically, he proposed the creation of a metaphorical “island” where developers could experiment with AGI under controlled and supervised conditions. But is this really the best approach? Why Creating an ‘Island’ for God-Like AI Might Not Be the Best Approach Hogarth’s proposal is based on the idea that AGI represents a significant risk to humanity. He argues that we should be cautious in our approach to developing this technology and that strict regulations are needed to prevent unintended consequences. While this argument is certainly valid, there ar...