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CONCEPT
AGI
Artificial General Intelligence — a system able to match or exceed human capability across most cognitive work rather than one narrow task. Framed by leading AI companies as their stated goal, often defined by benchmarks such as PhD-level research or self-improvement. Whether current approaches can reach it is contested.
Origin
A long-standing term in AI research, sharpened through the 2020s as commercial labs adopted it as an explicit corporate goal.
- description
- Stated goal of AI companies: systems that can substitute for humans
- definition
- System capable of PhD-level research or self-improvement
- status_according_to_Julia
- Not achievable with current approaches
Fiches (3)
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A.I. Companies Are Eating Higher Education
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