The definitive, source-backed reference on the most important and most contested question in technology: the path to artificial general intelligence.
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) refers to an AI system that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge across virtually any intellectual task at or above the level of a capable human. Unlike today's narrow AI, which is built for specific domains, AGI would generalize to problems it was never explicitly trained on.
The term is contested. Leading labs and researchers define AGI differently, and there is no agreed test for when it has been reached. Santage AGI maps those competing definitions, forecasts, and debates, and dates every claim, so the picture is clear rather than hyped.
AGI is the most hype-prone topic in technology, which is exactly why rigor is the edge. Every Santage AGI pillar separates fact from forecast, attributes each prediction to a named person or organization with a date, and presents the strongest version of every serious position before offering a Santage read. We cite primary sources, mark anything we cannot verify, and keep each pillar current as the frontier moves.