"The intelligence part is solved": dev argues OpenAI's internal model effectively is AGI
BlancheMinerva · x · 2026-10-28
A developer makes an aggressive claim: judging by recent results, OpenAI's internal model is already smart enough to solve the vast majority of problems people care about. In this view, the intelligence part is done — what remains is "just" engineering: connecting it up correctly, data collection, and so on. It's a representative take on frontier capability optimism and the debate over what AGI actually means.
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