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Sam Altman says we never defined AGI, so it may have already "whooshed by" without a clear moment when the world changed Now the focus has shifted to superintelligence "a system better than any human at being a President, CEO, or scientist, even with AI help"

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Ash Sarkar, "Sam Altman CEO of OpenAI said AI will cure cancer. Now says you can have sex with a robot" "And I think that tells you something about the direction that this is going in" "Which is, rather than AI enhancing human innovation, critical thinking, the progress of science" "It's being used to exploit our insecurities" #BBCQT

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Sam Altman on AGI timeline: The term "AGI" has become overloaded Instead of debating definitions, OpenAI sets a concrete target: "by march 2028, to build a true automated AI researcher" The aim is usefulness over satisfying everyone with a definition

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