Intelligence is the capacity to survive and thrive by taking actions that are likely to succeed. Artificial intelligence is defined by the ability to take actio

Intelligence is the capacity to survive and thrive by taking actions that are likely to succeed. Artificial intelligence is defined by the ability to take actions that maximize measures of success. Artificial general intelligence is defined by the ability to operate intelligently regardless of context; ie, not merely trained in a particular context but capable of abstracting and generally succeeding in a range of contexts roughly as broad as a human. By those reasonable and common definitions, GPT3 seems like a form of AGI. I mean, it is used for protein synthesis sequences, robotic sequences, design sequences— and it is a fabulous writer in a vast range of domains. It doesn’t need to be god to be AGI v1. I work with it every day and I recognize my contributions to it. But it is so generally intelligent. That is, it produces successful outcomes (useful text) in a vast range of contexts.