Researcher's AGI definition: Astra and Opus are already near the bar
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-27
Chris Hayduk offered his definition of AGI: since humans are general intelligence, AGI means a single model performing at or above the level of a median human across tasks — and he thinks Astra and Opus are pretty much there. He acknowledges large gaps remain versus expert humans in most domains, and crossing that threshold would amount to superintelligence.
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