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Kevin Okemwa

Google AI Studio boss says AGI will "look a lot like a product release" after Sam Altman claimed the benchmark would pass with surprisingly little societal impact

Digital generated image of abstract AI data chat icons flying over digital surface with codes.

In 2025, the path to AGI (artificial general intelligence) seems more complicated than ever, partly due to the cost implication and vast resources, including the computing power required for developing the coveted benchmark.

In 2024, several AGI predictions were made, including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's version, which indicated that AGI would be achieved within the next 5 years with current hardware, further citing that it would whoosh by with little societal impact. As it turns out, Google AI Studio's product manager, Logan Kilpatrick, recently shared some interesting insights about AGI and how it could be achieved (via Business Insider).

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