>> If AGI is a computer passing a test, then AGI was achieved a long time ago. > AIs couldn't even pass a third-grade reading comprehension exam until about 5

>> If AGI is a computer passing a test, then AGI was achieved a long time ago. > AIs couldn't even pass a third-grade reading comprehension exam until about 5 years ago. Computers being able to pass tests designed for humans is a very new thing. You're narrowly defining what a "test" is. And therefore the "until 5 years ago" doesn't make any sense. A test is not just written exams like a "third-grade reading comprehension exam." Is playing chess against the world champion not a test? A trad AI computer program beat him 25 years ago, not 5 years ago. Is diagnosing patients with a particular disease better than the average untrained human not a test? An expert system did that 50 years ago. Your point is not a refutation of the parent post.