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The speaker argues that defining AGI by average human-level capability is unclear because AI systems have uneven, jagged capability profiles.
Tamay Besiroglu · AGI is still 30 years away — Ege Erdil & Tamay Besiroglu · 17 Apr 2025
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“delve into them and it was like very vague and kind of unclear what you're supposed to make of this and you have this notion of AGI which distinguishes from narrow AI in the sense that it's much more general and maybe you know can do everything that a human can do on average I mean AI systems have these very jagged profiles of capability so you have to somehow take some notion of average capabilities and what exactly does that mean it just feels really unclear and then”Play from 2:30:48Report a misattribution
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