You could probably score 100% on ARC 3 if you were motivated enough. I find some of the current problems to be kind of like Chess - mechanically simple, and ~solvable, but it's difficult to force myself to think at length about a monotonous and meaningless problem. The machines do have an advantage on the "energy" front; they've become almost psychotically persistent (and don't get tired after too many prompts).
Anyway yes I think we've had AGI for a while now, even if the GI doesn't quite match up with what we expect from a human.
Its interesting because I didn't think it was, but then reading the NVIDIA approach, this kind of loop plus generating a program to explain things. Maybe that is AGI? I don't know, but it seems like an additional layer that maybe is a fundamental shift in capabilities (kind of like reinforcement learning and COT was).
The capability for a man-made machine machine to solve problems drawn from arbitrary problem domains without domain specific pre-training: Artificial. General. Intelligence. AGI. It is what the term of art means.
Comments
Is this AGI? I don't think I can score 100% on ARC AGI.
You'll find that those goalposts are very movable.
You could probably score 100% on ARC 3 if you were motivated enough. I find some of the current problems to be kind of like Chess - mechanically simple, and ~solvable, but it's difficult to force myself to think at length about a monotonous and meaningless problem. The machines do have an advantage on the "energy" front; they've become almost psychotically persistent (and don't get tired after too many prompts).
Anyway yes I think we've had AGI for a while now, even if the GI doesn't quite match up with what we expect from a human.
Yey, AGI is finally solved.
(0) https://arcprize.org/arc-agi/3
100% is some "RHAE" metric: its performance of median human first time seeing those problem.
It is until ARC-AGI-4. Maybe around 73 we will stop.
Yes, we’ve had AGI for years now.
Its interesting because I didn't think it was, but then reading the NVIDIA approach, this kind of loop plus generating a program to explain things. Maybe that is AGI? I don't know, but it seems like an additional layer that maybe is a fundamental shift in capabilities (kind of like reinforcement learning and COT was).
The capability for a man-made machine machine to solve problems drawn from arbitrary problem domains without domain specific pre-training: Artificial. General. Intelligence. AGI. It is what the term of art means.
Depends on which definition they’ll use today.
agi with a context of 250k-1mill tokens?
Could KITT? Cmdr. Data?
What's AGI, at the end of the day? Equivalence to the average human?