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Watching the Generative AI Hype Bubble Deflate (ash.harvard.edu)
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[–] r4venw@sh.itjust.works 7 points 5 days ago

Where, in that position piece, do they mention o3? Who "proved" this?

Additionally, I'm pretty sure that this "ARC AGI" benchmark is not using the same definition of AGI that you linked to by DeepMind. Conflating them is misleading. There is already so much misinformation out there about "AI", don't add to it.

Lastly, I struggle to take at face value essays written by for-profit companies claiming they have AGI (that DeepMind paper links to OpenAI essays). They only stand to gain monetarily by claiming that their AI is an AGI (to be clear, this is an opinion; I do not have evidence to suggest that OpenAI is being disingenuous).