Do you think AGI will be possible in our lifetime?
Summary
A discussion post asking whether AGI will be achievable within our lifetime, noting conflicting researcher timelines ranging from 3-5 years to never, with interest in AI's potential to accelerate medical and cancer research breakthroughs.
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