Nvidia's Jensen Huang claims AGI achieved, calls it senseless

during nvidia's earnings call, ceo jensen huang claimed that the company has achieved artificial general intelligence, but quickly downplayed the significance of this milestone, calling it senseless. huang mentioned that for many tasks, nvidia could say it has already achieved agi, but did not provide a precise definition or benchmark. he emphasized that what truly matters is ai's ability to perform productive and useful work, generate profitable tokens, and produce more compute for more profit. this stance underscores the ambiguity surrounding agi, with various industry leaders and companies, including openai, offering different and often vague definitions. huang's comments from march on the lex fridman podcast, where he stated nvidia achieved agi, and his subsequent clarification that the odds of 100,000 ai agents building nvidia are zero, add to the confusion. the lack of a universally agreed-upon definition of agi and intelligence makes it challenging to determine when, or if, it has been achieved.