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Statistical approximation is not general intelligence

2026-03-12

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<p>Rumors that humanity has already achieved artificial general intelligence (AGI) have been greatly exaggerated. Such rumors are often fueled by recent advances in large language models (LLMs), whose outputs show strong benchmark performance, high fluency across domains, and, in some cases, correct solutions to open problems in mathematics. These developments are often taken as evidence that general intelligence...

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b5b0430c-298e-57d6-98ae-74f900b20f69
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10.31234/osf.io/qjrhs_v1
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