I'm also frustrated by the lack of clear definitions related to AI.
Do you know what's more frustrating, though? Focusing so heavily on definitions that we miss the practicality of it (and I'm guilt of this at times too).
We can debate definitions of AGI, but given that we don't know what a new model or system is capable of until its built and tested in the real world we have more serious questions in my opinion.
Debates over AI risk, safety, and alignment are still pretty uncommon and it seems most are happy enough to accept Jevons Paradox. Are we really going to unleash whatever we do build just to find out after the fact whether or not its AGI?
Do you know what's more frustrating, though? Focusing so heavily on definitions that we miss the practicality of it (and I'm guilt of this at times too).
We can debate definitions of AGI, but given that we don't know what a new model or system is capable of until its built and tested in the real world we have more serious questions in my opinion.
Debates over AI risk, safety, and alignment are still pretty uncommon and it seems most are happy enough to accept Jevons Paradox. Are we really going to unleash whatever we do build just to find out after the fact whether or not its AGI?