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Every year, AI becomes significantly stronger. But we keep raising the bar for AGI - "real" Artificial General Intelligence. << Yes, AI is…
Stefan Morcov
CEO Hermix - win public contracts w. AI
Every year, AI becomes significantly stronger. But we keep raising the bar for AGI - "real" Artificial General Intelligence.
<< Yes, AI is smart, but cannot solve math problems. So it's not real intelligence.>>
<<Yes, it solves simple math problems, but not difficult problems. >>
<<Yes, it solves complex math problems, but cannot reason. >>
<< Cannot write poems. Cannot draw. Cannot compose music >>
Well, now it can.
One year ago, ChatGPT even passed the Turing test for AI. Still nobody noticed.
The Turing test is the single most important test for AI. The imitation game. Designed over 50 years ago. The single simplest measurable test of real intelligence. Never passed - at least until last year.
But we simply raised the bar even higher. "There is no AGI".
Read more about the Turing test: https://lnkd.in/efn8baJB
Passed in April 2025.
Can AI pass the Turing test? Let's ask ChatGbt
https://blog.stefanmorcov.com/2022/12/can-ai-pass-turing-test-lets-ask-chatgbt.html
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