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Gary Marcus disputes Jensen Huang's AGI claim, citing lack of evidence

Gary Marcus criticizes Jensen Huang's assertion that AGI has been achieved, arguing that Huang provided no evidence or definitions to support his claim. Marcus suggests this is an attempt to control a scientific discussion through corporate influence. He points to existing definitions of AGI and benchmarks like those proposed in his bet with Brundage, asserting that current models like Astra do not meet these criteria and are comparable to Fable 5.1 in practical applications. AI

IMPACT Raises questions about the definition and current state of Artificial General Intelligence, potentially influencing public perception and future research directions.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a prominent AI critic commenting on a recent claim by an industry leader.

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Gary Marcus disputes Jensen Huang's AGI claim, citing lack of evidence

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  1. Gary Marcus TIER_1 English(EN) · Gary Marcus ·

    Sad to see Jensen Huang claim that AGI has arrived, with no evidence and no definitions

    Declaring victory without a definition simply muddies the waters