Simon Willison • 1/7/2026

Quoting Robin Sloan

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The article discusses the author's perspective that Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has arrived, defined by its 'general' capability unlike previous narrow AI models. It contrasts historical, purpose-built systems like AlphaGo with modern large language models, suggesting their training on vast human writing created a 'wormhole' to a new field of general action and response.

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