Real human laughter remains AGI-hard, argue AI improv researchers
korymath · x · 2026-10-28
The author argues that generating real human laughter remains AGI-hard: roughly 80% of laughter arises from spontaneous conversation, yet most AI humor research focuses on written jokes. This post announces a related publication with longtime creative collaborators.
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