With the emergence of general artificial intelligence, it is expected that discussions about its definitions and arguments will begin to heat up, as well as whether it is considered a truly general artificial intelligence.
Kevin Roose believes that over the last several years, artificial intelligence systems have begun to surpass humans in areas such as mathematics, programming, medical diagnostics, and others, and are constantly improving. He also believes that very soon one or several companies in artificial intelligence will claim that they have created a 'general artificial intelligence' or AGI, which can be defined as something that resembles a specialized artificial intelligence system for general use, capable of effectively performing practically all cognitive tasks that a human can do.
