SMRTR AISep 30, 2024TechXplore

Don't believe the hype: Artificial general intelligence is far from inevitable, researchers say

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Researchers argue that artificial general intelligence (AGI) with human-level cognition is impossible, despite tech industry claims. They contend that replicating human cognitive abilities in AI would require more computing power and resources than are feasibly available, even under ideal circumstances.

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