AGI may arrive long before people agree it has arrived
VraserX · x · 2026-07-27
The poster argues that AGI may arrive well before most people agree it has arrived. The point is not about a specific model release, but about a mismatch between capability thresholds and public consensus.
This is an AGI framing about perception lag: society may keep debating definitions even after systems cross the practical line many observers would consider AGI.
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