perhaps that “an AGI” is not a binary yes/no, but just a capability slider. If that’s the case, then this approach indeed makes sense.
I also agree with this, for the record, and I think of AI capabilities in more quantitative ways, and less in qualitative ways, and I’m of the firm belief that the definition of AGI will get muddier and muddier into this decade, which is why I’m trying to avoid the morass that the term AGI invokes, and instead focus on quantitative distinctions between AIs and humans.
I also agree with this, for the record, and I think of AI capabilities in more quantitative ways, and less in qualitative ways, and I’m of the firm belief that the definition of AGI will get muddier and muddier into this decade, which is why I’m trying to avoid the morass that the term AGI invokes, and instead focus on quantitative distinctions between AIs and humans.