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Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a hypothetical type of AI that surpasses human intelligence and can solve problems across various domains. While AGI remains a distant goal, recent advancements in AI have sparked discussions about its potential benefits and risks, including increased resource abundance, economic growth, and the possibility of existential threats. Experts predict that AGI could emerge within the next few decades, potentially ushering in a new era of technological advancement and societal change.

Scientists in China have created a new computing architecture that mimics the human brain, potentially leading to more efficient and powerful artificial general intelligence (AGI). This architecture, based on Hodgkin-Huxley models, focuses on internal complexity within artificial neurons, offering a promising alternative to the current trend of scaling up neural networks.

OpenAI, known for its powerful language models like ChatGPT, is pushing the boundaries of AI with Project Strawberry, a new large language model designed to surpass current capabilities with human-like reasoning skills. This project, codenamed Strawberry, is expected to revolutionize the field and potentially power future generations of GPTs.

AI startup SingularityNet is building a powerful supercomputer designed to host and train artificial general intelligence (AGI) models, aiming to create AI capable of matching or exceeding human cognition. This ambitious project leverages cutting-edge hardware and aims to usher in a new era of AI development.

OpenAI has introduced a five-tier system to measure its progress towards developing artificial intelligence (AI) capable of surpassing human performance. The system, unveiled to employees, outlines a roadmap from basic conversational AI to advanced AI capable of running entire organizations. OpenAI currently considers itself at the first level but approaching the second, ‘Reasoners,’ which involves AI systems with problem-solving capabilities comparable to a human with a doctorate. The company plans to share this system with investors and other stakeholders.

OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever has announced his departure from the company after nine years. Sutskever played a crucial role in OpenAI’s development and success, and his departure marks a significant change within the organization. The company is currently transitioning to a new phase of leadership under the guidance of Sama, GDB, Miramurati, and Merettm. Despite his departure, Sutskever remains confident in OpenAI’s mission to develop safe and beneficial AGI. OpenAI recently released GPT-4o, an enhanced version of its artificial intelligence technology, and Sutskever’s departure coincides with this significant milestone.