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Microsoft and OpenAI Disagree on Defining Artificial General Intelligence
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Microsoft and OpenAI Disagree on Defining Artificial General Intelligence

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There is a growing rift between Microsoft and OpenAI over the definition of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The two companies, which are in a significant partnership, have differing views on what constitutes AGI. According to reports, Microsoft and OpenAI have agreed on a financial definition of AGI, stating that it is achieved when an AI system generates $100 billion in profits. This profit-based measure is causing tension as it highlights the challenges in defining AGI, with experts unable to agree on a universal definition. The disagreement is affecting their partnership, as OpenAI has a clause that could limit Microsoft’s access to future technology upon achieving AGI.

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