If you're interested in my take (you probably don't know me so probably not), I talked about this extensively on a local radio broadcast on Monday: https://www.

If you're interested in my take (you probably don't know me so probably not), I talked about this extensively on a local radio broadcast on Monday: https://www.wxxinews.org/show/connections/2024-12-23/will-ai-be-able-to-surpass-human-intelligence-in-2025 https://www.wxxinews.org/show/connections/2024-12-23/will-ai... TL;DL: I work in AI and am also a skeptic on AGI. I don't think the current approach to LLM training, even with lots of compute and bundling of chain-of-thought, constitute AGI and while many tasks will be made easier or automated I still think we need people at the wheel. What I didn't get a chance to discuss, is how this is all just digital. The physical world still needs plenty of people to make things work, and if AI ends up overtaking knowledge workers, we'll all go back to doing things like building houses and working in labs.