AI executives are recasting artificial general intelligence as a fuzzy zone rather than a finish line, arguing that the classic test — systems that handle most tasks better than humans — is no longer a measurable achievement. The argument crystallized in a Sept. 7 industry dispatch on shifting lab definitions, days after OpenAI began rolling out GPT-6 Astra and weeks after Nvidia’s chief executive dismissed AGI milestones as “senseless.”
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