In a long and wistful blog post titled ‘Reflections’ Sam Altman, the mercurial CEO of ChatGPT creators OpenAI, has said that ...

While much of the AI community continues to fiercely debate what artificial general intelligence (AGI) actually means, OpenAI and its largest investor, Microsoft, seem to have quietly settled on a ...

AGI stands for artificial general intelligence After reaching AGI, OpenAI and Microsoft’s agreement ends OpenAI is reportedly trying to remove the AGI clause ...

The test, in this case, is called the "Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus for Artificial General Intelligence," or ARC-AGI. It is a collection of "challenges for intelligent systems," a new benchmark.

Leaked documents show that OpenAI and Microsoft agreed on terms regarding AGI development as early as 2023. AGI, which stands for artificial general intelligence, is the next big step in developing AI ...

According to documents obtained by The Information, OpenAI and Microsoft jointly defined artificial general intelligence (AGI) as a system that can generate $100 billion in profits. The definition ...

The two companies signed an agreement in 2023 that defined AGI as a system that can generate $100 billion in profits, The Information reported on Thursday, citing documents it had obtained.

This release is widely regarded as a critical milestone in the ongoing pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), where machines are envisioned to perform a diverse range of tasks with ...

Artificial intelligence tools can fabricate entirely new images and videos. But they can now also make much smaller tweaks by inserting A.I. elements into genuine photographs, further blurring the ...

With OpenAI barreling towards its shift to being a for-profit business, a new report claims that the company’s partnership with Microsoft is even weirder than we knew. Based on public ...

"Look what humanity can do when they come together and work together." NASA astronaut Mike Barratt captured this image of sea ice off the coast of Newfoundland. (NASA) This article was originally ...