Is AGI Already Here? Researchers Spar Over 'Intelligence Is Solved'
francoisfleuret · x · 2026-10-28
A post argues OpenAI's internal model is smart enough to solve the vast majority of problems people care about, with only integration and data collection left — "the intelligence part is solved."
Researcher François Fleuret responds wryly: we should have fireworks and music, and asks whether it scores higher than the World Cup or the next Taylor Swift tour — using the analogy to push back on the AGI-arrived claim.
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