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artificial general intelligence

hypothetical technology
Also known as: AGI
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  • Artificial intelligence
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  • Sam Altman, 2023
    OpenAI

    …pursuit is the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI)—a theoretical iteration of AI that gives machines the adaptive ability to learn, understand, and apply intelligence to tasks across multiple domains in a manner that’s similar to, or exceeds, human capacity.

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    …pursuit is the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI)—a theoretical iteration of AI that gives machines the adaptive ability to learn, understand, and apply intelligence to tasks across multiple domains in a manner that’s similar to, or exceeds, human capacity.

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