What was said.
Quoted word for word from the source and dated. Where a span such as “three to five years” was given, the years are our arithmetic from the day it was said. Checked Oct 19, 2026.
“and I'm guessing in five years time, we'll do well on every single one.”
Also said: “He said that by other definitions AGI “may be much further away” (Reuters' paraphrase with quoted words).”
- Who
- Jensen HuangCEO, Nvidia · US
- Said
- Mar 1, 2024
- About
- AI passing “every single test that you can possibly imagine”, his answer to a question on how long AGI would take
- For when
- about 2029
- Where it stands
- Open
- Kind of source
- Reuters report (republished by Gulf Daily News)
Nothing to check yet.
Independent measures and reporting only, with their sources. One test never settles a prediction about AGI, and none measures AGI itself.
Its date hasn't come yet. Until it does, the tests on Superintelligence watch show how far the best AI has got. See what the tests measure.
Our note: Reuters says he spoke 'on Friday', i.e. 1 Mar 2024. The 2029 year is our arithmetic.
Other predictions.
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