Jensen Huang says AGI doesn’t really matter, and he may be right for the wrong reason

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang claims artificial general intelligence (AGI) has already been achieved for many tasks, but he views the concept as largely meaningless now. He suggests focusing on AI's productivity and profitability instead, though critics warn this overlooks risks like scams and misuse. The fixation on AGI may hinder effective regulation as AI's real-world impacts continue to grow.

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