Opinion: AGI Is Here, the Bottleneck Is Compute, Not Capability
dreamwieber · x · 2026-07-07
@dreamwieber asserts that "AGI is already here, it's just compute-bound." This perspective argues that current models already possess AGI-level capabilities, and the true bottleneck lies in the supply of inference compute rather than the capability itself, representing a strong prediction on the trajectory of AGI.
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