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Different from AI, this is the definition of artificial general intelligence Explanation of AGI and its differences from AI.  Illustration of the differences between AGI and AI. [Unsplash/Steve Johnson]  - Artificial intelligence or AI is now something that is increasingly being used, especially with the presence of ChatGPT. But recently, there has been the emergence of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).  Apparently, AGI is different from AI. The following is a complete explanation of the meaning of AGI and its differences from AI: Understanding AGI AGI or artificial general intelligence is a concept that describes machines capable of understanding and thinking like humans. Currently, AI systems rely heavily on their training data and typically fail when faced with new scenarios beyond their limited expertise.  For example, even the best language models like ChatGPT-4 often make mistakes when solving college-level math and physics problems.  In contrast, AGI will not be

The function of AI will be even greater if AGI is implemented Photo: Bing Image Creator  -  KORIKA Co-Founder and ITB Professor, Bambang Riyanto Trilaksono, explained the trend in AI technology which will continue to develop rapidly, especially when it reaches the AGI era. What's that?  And, the function of AI will be even greater when artificial general intelligence (AGI) is applied. The reason is, AI will be smarter and can do more complex work. This is different from today, which still exists in the era of artificial narrow intelligence (ANI).  "Currently, we are in the era of Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI), or AI that carries out specific tasks," said Bambang at the Next Level AI Conference: Unlocking Business Opportunities and Efficiency with Artificial Intelligence, which was held in Semarang (23 /11).  SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT  Next Level AI Conference: Unlocking Business Opportunities and Efficiency with Artificial Intelligence Photo: Doc