Do you feel more or less optimistic about achieving AGI by 2030 than you did in 2022?
Summary
A Reddit poll asks whether users feel more or less optimistic about achieving AGI by 2026 (or 2030) compared to after ChatGPT's 2022 launch, referencing Wikipedia's definition of AGI.
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