OpenAI's "AGI" czar Miles Brundage quits, saying the company is not ready for what it is building. "In short, neither OpenAI nor any other frontier lab is ready," he wrote, "and the world is also not ready." https://t.co/9ia6KCRd2m https://t.co/BHdobSUBBo
AGI is closer than you think - OpenAI CEO Sarah Frier https://t.co/x4USmnIJDA
OpenAI CEO Sarah Frier says AGI is closer than you think. Already PhD-Level in your pocket. Incredible. https://t.co/tACKuHV3dR
On October 27, 2024, OpenAI disbanded its AGI Readiness team, with Senior Advisor Miles Brundage departing from the organization. Brundage has raised concerns that neither OpenAI nor the world is prepared for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). He emphasized that the opportunity cost of continuing the AGI Readiness team was too high. This sentiment is echoed by OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar, who stated that AGI is closer than most think and highlighted the advanced capabilities of OpenAI's internal research models, which can perform at a PhD level across various fields. Friar also noted that the new O1 reasoning model can perform tasks equivalent to a $2000/hour paralegal.