AGI debate: reliability still far off, while one argues AGI means learning beyond training data
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-09-16
koltregaskes argues several "floor capabilities" must be solved before AGI, reliability chief among them — still a long way off, much like the gap between Google's demos and reality; he cites ChatGPT voice mode breaking up and stopping. RileyRalmuto counters with his own definition: AGI is the capacity to learn beyond the scope of your training data.
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