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The rise of *Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)*, or AI that can perform any intellectual task that a human can, is a topic of ongoing debate and speculation. While AI systems today, like GPT-4, are highly advanced in narrow tasks (known as *narrow AI*), AGI represents a leap to a more versatile and self-improving form of intelligence.
When will AI become truly autonomous?
The timeline for AGI remains uncertain. Many experts suggest that AGI could emerge in the next *few decades*, but predictions range widely—from some thinking it could be developed by 2040 or 2050, to others suggesting it could take centuries. It's important to note that AGI would not just be autonomous in the sense of performing tasks independently; it would also involve the ability to reason, understand context, adapt, and learn from experience across a wide variety of tasks.
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