I have the impression that the AGI debate is here just to release pressure on the term “AI”, so everybody can tell it is doing AI. I wonder if this will also happen for AGI in a few years. As there is no natural definition, we can craft it at our pleasure to fit marketing needs.
Interesting, and not far from my take, which is that ML has been wearing AI as a skin (because built-in marketing). Now that it is “advancing,” it has to wear AGI as a skin to indicate progress. That AGI was originally an effort to step away from DL’s path, and return to something closer to original intent of AI as a field gets lost.
I have the impression that the AGI debate is here just to release pressure on the term “AI”, so everybody can tell it is doing AI. I wonder if this will also happen for AGI in a few years. As there is no natural definition, we can craft it at our pleasure to fit marketing needs.
Interesting, and not far from my take, which is that ML has been wearing AI as a skin (because built-in marketing). Now that it is “advancing,” it has to wear AGI as a skin to indicate progress. That AGI was originally an effort to step away from DL’s path, and return to something closer to original intent of AI as a field gets lost.