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Jeremy Kahn

GPT-4 is not 'the spark of AGI'

Photo of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. (Credit: David Paul Morris—Bloomberg via Getty Images)

It’s been another head-spinning week in A.I. news. Where to start? Bill Gates saying A.I. is as important as the invention of the microprocessor? Nah, I’m going to begin with Nvidia’s GTC conference, but I want to encourage you all to read the Eye on A.I. Research section (which comes after the news items), where I will tell you about my own experiment with GPT-4 and why I think it indicates we are not glimpsing “the spark of AGI” (artificial general intelligence) as a group of Microsoft computer scientists controversially claimed last week.

Now on to Nvidia. The chipmaker whose specialized graphics processing units have become the workhorses for most A.I. computing held its annual developers' conference, much of which was focused on A.I. The chipmaker made a slew of big announcements:

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