Playing? Actually enjoying their childhoods?

Then, where do they get money from and food, will that be provided for fee by AGIs? Who will own the AGI systems ? How will they ensure they’re in alignment with the children’s goals ?

> Then, where do they get money from and food, will that be provided for fee by AGIs?

Works for me.

> Who will own the AGI systems ?

Communities, ideally:

> How will they ensure they’re in alignment with the children’s goals ?

Community ownership tends to produce the best alignments with the goals of said community - including the children thereof.

At what stage with the AGI be handed over to “the people”.

I’m not being a prick on purpose, but one should ask these questions rather than reaching for blind optimism.

> At what stage with the AGI be handed over to “the people”.

That's pretty much automatic if the AGI is free software trained on free data.

> I’m not being a prick on purpose

You ain't being a prick at all; they're questions worth asking. Their answers do depend on optimism, but said optimism ain't "blind" in the slightest; rather, the optimism is a prescription: a goal for which we should be striving, and which we should be keeping in mind in our slow march toward an AGI-enabled potentially-post-scarcity society.