Greg Kamradt: asserting general intelligence in days of AI testing is getting harder
GregKamradt · x · 2026-09-01
Greg Kamradt argues we can easily assert general intelligence for humanity as a whole (via collective tech progress) and for a single person over a lifetime (everyone starts with similar hardware — the brain — and evolutionary priors, yet learns diverse tasks). But asserting general intelligence in an AI from a few days of testing is increasingly difficult, since its output is no longer far off from a well-prompted modern AI system.
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