Everyone has a precise AGI definition—until a model gets close to meeting it
VraserX · x · 2026-10-16
VraserX mocks a familiar industry pattern: everyone has a precise AGI definition until a model gets close to meeting it—then we need a new definition, five more benchmarks, and a philosophical debate about intelligence itself. At this rate, AGI will only be acknowledged once it's running the planet.
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