SMRTR AIDec 10, 2024Forbes

Sneaky Shiftiness On The Boundaries Between AI Versus AGI And Ultimately AI Superintelligence

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There is growing confusion and misuse of terminology related to artificial intelligence (AI), artificial general intelligence (AGI), and artificial superintelligence (ASI). Without clear definitions, claims about AI capabilities are often exaggerated or misleading. This blurring of distinctions makes it difficult to accurately assess progress in the field. Predictions about AGI or ASI achievement are increasingly sensationalized. The lack of standardized definitions also complicates efforts to create effective AI regulations. More clarity and precision is needed when discussing different levels of AI capability.

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