A practical AGI test: agents multitasking across 10+ tasks without steering
annbordetsky · x · 2026-08-28
A practitioner proposed a new benchmark for AGI: it arrives when agents can handle more than 10 tasks at once without human steering.
He observed that today's models often operate like a last-in-first-out stack — newly inserted tasks take priority and long-term vision gets lost, hampering planning across long engineering tasks. Asking agents to take notes helps somewhat but remains an incomplete solution.
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