[bluefirebrand]

> we achieved AGI in either 2017 or 2022

Even if this is true, which I disagree with, it simply creates a new bar: AGCI. Artificial Generally Correct Intelligence

Because Right now it is more like Randomly correct

[micromacrofoot]

to be fair we accept imperfection as some natural trait of life, to err, human

[doug_durham]

Kind of like humans.

[freeone3000]

The reason we made systems on computers is so they would not be falliable like humans would be.

[derac]

No it isn't, it's because they are useful tools for doing a lot of calculations quickly.

[bluefirebrand]

accurate calculations, quickly

If they did calculations as sloppily as AI currently produces information, they would not be as useful

[adastra22]

A stochastically correct oracle just requires a little more care units use, that’s all.