Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently introduced the term "artificial jagged intelligence" (AJI) to describe the current state of AI. This phase is marked by unpredictable advancements, where AI systems show both remarkable capabilities and serious deficiencies, such as producing incorrect information. Pichai notes that while progress is being made toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), challenges remain, including model errors and need for clearer AI-generated content labeling. He anticipates substantial advancements by 2030 while acknowledging the difficulty of defining these systems.
You see what they can do and then you can trivially find they make numerical errors or counting R's in strawberry or something, which seems to trip up most models.
In 2010, when Google DeepMind launched, its team would talk about a 20-year timeline for AGI... I think it'll take a little longer than that.
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