Sam Altman Said "NO AGI IN 2024"

In a world where AI is rapidly advancing, the talk of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) stirs up debates and predictions. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, weighs in with a definitive stance: 'NO AGI IN 2024.' Dive into our latest video where we analyze Altman's statement, its implications for the future of AI, and what it means for the enthusiasm surrounding AGI.
🤖 What We Cover:
The context of Sam Altman's position against AGI's feasibility by 2024.
A detailed look at what AGI entails and how it differs from the current narrow AI.
Diverse opinions within the AI community, from imminent breakthroughs to long-term goals.
The dynamic timeline of AI's evolution, key milestones, and the complexities of reaching AGI.
🔎 Why It Matters:
Understanding the realistic trajectory of AI and setting balanced expectations.
The importance of responsible AI development considering both technological and ethical constraints.
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We invite you to share your insights on AGI and its potential timeline. Are you optimistic about a near-future AGI, or do you agree with Sam Altman's cautious approach?
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[@1978rayking]

Ai could help any basic software we allready use. Updates of course will be needed, all countries allready are making software and using Ai.

[@raul36]

The main point is that most problems in everyday life are not solved with basic software tasks.