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    Fei-Fei Li calls AGI “more a marketing term than a scientific term” in a shared quote

    A user quotes Li from Lenny's podcast questioning the difference between AI and AGI, while crediting progress in conversational AI.

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    In remarks a user attributes to Lenny's podcast, Fei-Fei Li questions what distinguishes AI from AGI. She says AI has achieved parts of its goal, including conversational AI, but hasn't conquered all its goals. Li describes AGI as “more a marketing term than a scientific term” and says AI remains her field's “northstar,” regardless of what people call it.

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    @juliarturcMy favorite take on AGI is from Fei-Fei Li on Lenny's podcast. TL;DR: It doesn't mean anything. "I don't know what's the difference between AI and AGI. I think we've done very well in achieving parts of the goal, including conversational AI, but I don't think we have completely conquered all the goals of AI. [...] I wonder if Alan Turing is around today and you ask him to contrast AI versus AGI, he might just shrug and say, well, I asked the same question back in 1940s. [...] I feel AGI is more a marketing term than a scientific term. As a scientist and technologist, AI is my field's northstar and I'm happy people call it whatever name they want to call it."

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    @juliarturcMy favorite take on AGI is from Fei-Fei Li on Lenny's podcast. TL;DR: It doesn't mean anything. "I don't know what's the difference between AI and AGI. I think we've done very well in achieving parts of the goal, including conversational AI, but I don't think we have completely conquered all the goals of AI. [...] I wonder if Alan Turing is around today and you ask him to contrast AI versus AGI, he might just shrug and say, well, I asked the same question back in 1940s. [...] I feel AGI is more a marketing term than a scientific term. As a scientist and technologist, AI is my field's northstar and I'm happy people call it whatever name they want to call it."