Tag with "Artificial General Intelligence"

Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI's former co-founder, paints a sobering picture of AI's current trajectory. In a revealing interview, he argues we've hit diminishing returns from simply scaling up models - it's time to get back to basics. Like students acing tests but failing real-world challenges, today's AI excels narrowly while struggling with generalization. The solution? More fundamental research and perhaps surprisingly, embracing emotion-inspired approaches.

Steve Zhou, co-founder of Agibot, predicts initial artificial general intelligence (AGI) will emerge post-GPT-6. Speaking at Midea's conference, he outlined AI's rapid evolution toward embodied intelligence - where virtual cognition meets physical robotics. This marks a pivotal shift toward 'physical AI' enabled by advances in large language models and generative AI.

DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis predicts Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) could emerge within 5-10 years, but highlights significant technological challenges. Current AI systems excel in specific tasks but lack human-like capabilities. The industry remains cautious, with skepticism about achieving AGI through large language models alone.