Reply to "AGI is here": models rarely stall now, novel breakthroughs still lacking
gandamu_ml · x · 2026-09-07
Replying to craigweiss's "AGI is here" claim, gandamuml argues that while models remain socially awkward with poor senses, cases where they can't figure out how to make progress are becoming uncommon — though novel breakthroughs remain unlikely until agents do more "fake online learning."
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