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AGI is a smooth exponential, not a discrete threshold
The term AGI is a meaningless buzzword if treated as a discrete separate thing; like 'supercomputer' under Moore's law, there is no point at which you cross a threshold into a totally new type of computation — it is just a smooth exponential of AI getting better until it surpasses humans and continues from there.
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Dario AmodeiEvidence Quote
“There’s no point at which you pass the threshold and you’re like, “Oh, my God! We’re doing a totally new type of computation”
Created: 6/13/2026, 3:36:36 AM
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