Topic: human intelligence
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Why Human-Level AI Still Eludes Us
Computer scientist Peter J. Denning argues that Alan Turing’s foundational proposals inadvertently led AI research astray, as the quest for artificial general intelligence (AGI) is fundamentally misguided due to the unprogrammable nature of key components of human intelligence. The core barrier i...
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Steve Wozniak tells students: You 'all have AI - actual intelligence'
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak received applause at Grand Valley State University's commencement by offering a reassuring message about AI, telling graduates they possess "actual intelligence" that machines cannot replicate. Wozniak's positive reception contrasted with other AI-focused speakers l...
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Study: AI Agents Face a Fundamental Mathematical Limit
A new mathematical proof establishes that large language models (LLMs) have an inherent limit on processing complex, multi-step tasks, challenging the assumption that scale alone leads to human-like autonomy. This finding places a theoretical ceiling on current AI's potential for open-ended reaso...
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The Man Who Created Artificial General Intelligence
The term "artificial general intelligence" (AGI) was first coined and defined by Mark Gubrud in 1997, who described it as AI systems rivaling human cognitive abilities in complexity, speed, and general knowledge application. Gubrud introduced AGI while discussing the risks of emerging technologie...
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Microsoft's Move Deepens OpenAI's AGI Crisis
Microsoft has restructured its partnership with OpenAI, gaining independent rights to pursue AGI development and extending its intellectual property access through 2032, even allowing competition against OpenAI. An independent expert panel is now required to verify any AGI declaration, addressing...
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