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When will we see Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI — when AI can do nearly anything the human brain can do (and perhaps do it better) — become a reality? We asked 33 AI-focused YC founders, and here’s what they had to say. ▶️

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Kishan Tripathi2 年前

ig it's too close!!

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Masoud Ardestani2 年前

Min 3:30…right on the money. ChatGPT is like a slot machine…you never know what you’re gonna get and 90% of the time it gets it wrong.

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Gokuljs2 年前

In 6 years it will happen in current rate of development I feel

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ArcadianAI2 年前

The answer is Yes

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Philip Winter2 年前

This is really good.

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Nils Westgårdh2 年前

To me, we’ll know AGI has been achieved definitively, when it does things we no longer understand, but clearly understand we benefit from. Like how a dog understands a steak is good, while not knowing how to cook.

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Nancy Cherish2 年前

Thay mua la anh

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Uncle_Gilead2 年前

How many % of our brain do we currently use again?

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