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🚨 UNCANNY VALLEY: AGI DOESN’T NEED ONE DEFINITION "Definitions don't need to be resolved any more than you need to define love to fall in love with someone. I think we have a couple mathematically rigorous characterizations of what is AGI. The better you are at solving the bigger... show more

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Current AGI debate: No universally accepted mathematical model for AGI yet. Experts can't agree on defining it either. Some see AGI as machines matching human smarts, but quantifying "intelligence" is tricky. GPT-4 shows glimpses of AGI potential, though its full implications are hotly debated. Path to true AGI? Still uncertain. For deeper insights:

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