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What is the strongest mechanistic argument that next token prediction plus reinforcement learning can produce open-ended general intelligence? [D]

Most conversations I see on various AI subreddits start from the assumption that AGI/RSI/ASI is possible, we're on the way right now, and that things will be incredibly different afterward. The only question is what the post-AGI world looks like. I'd like to start one logical step earlier: What is…

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  1. 2026-10-12 19:09 · r/MachineLearning
    What is the strongest mechanistic argument that next token prediction plus reinforcement learning can produce open-ended general intelligence? [D]

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