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What would need to happen before we can really call chatgpt AGI?

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Basically, in order to say we are at AGI, it should be on par with humans in all the modalities it possesses. For now, the adjacent models, like vision, voice, image gen, and probably some of its safety guardrails, are quite seriously undermining that. Also, it feels quite weird and not very AGI-li…

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  1. 2026-09-12 17:17 · r/OpenAI
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