Sundar Pichai

Have you heard AJI?

The artificial jagged intelligence?

Sometimes feels that way, right?

Both there are progress and you see what they can do.

And then like you can trivially find they make numeric letters or like, you know, counting R's in strawberry or something which seems to trip up most models or whatever it is, right?

And then like you can trivially find they make numeric letters or like, you know, counting R's in strawberry or something which seems to trip up most models or whatever it is, right? So... So maybe we should throw that term in there. I feel like we are in the AGI phase where like dramatic progress, some things don't work well, but overall, you know, you're seeing lots of progress.

And then like you can trivially find they make numeric letters or like, you know, counting R's in strawberry or something which seems to trip up most models or whatever it is, right? So... So maybe we should throw that term in there. I feel like we are in the AGI phase where like dramatic progress, some things don't work well, but overall, you know, you're seeing lots of progress.

And then like you can trivially find they make numeric letters or like, you know, counting R's in strawberry or something which seems to trip up most models or whatever it is, right? So... So maybe we should throw that term in there. I feel like we are in the AGI phase where like dramatic progress, some things don't work well, but overall, you know, you're seeing lots of progress.

So...

So maybe we should throw that term in there.

I feel like we are in the AGI phase where like dramatic progress, some things don't work well, but overall, you know, you're seeing lots of progress.

But if your question is, will it happen by 2030? Look, we constantly move the line of what it means to be AGI. There are moments today, you know, like sitting in a Waymo in a San Francisco street with all the crowds and the people and kind of work its way through. I see glimpses of it there. The car is sometimes kind of impatient, trying to work its way.

But if your question is, will it happen by 2030? Look, we constantly move the line of what it means to be AGI. There are moments today, you know, like sitting in a Waymo in a San Francisco street with all the crowds and the people and kind of work its way through. I see glimpses of it there. The car is sometimes kind of impatient, trying to work its way.

But if your question is, will it happen by 2030? Look, we constantly move the line of what it means to be AGI. There are moments today, you know, like sitting in a Waymo in a San Francisco street with all the crowds and the people and kind of work its way through. I see glimpses of it there. The car is sometimes kind of impatient, trying to work its way.

But if your question is, will it happen by 2030?

Look, we constantly move the line of what it means to be AGI.

There are moments today, you know, like sitting in a Waymo in a San Francisco street with all the crowds and the people and kind of work its way through.

I see glimpses of it there.

The car is sometimes kind of impatient, trying to work its way.

Using Astra, like in Gemini Live, or asking questions about the world. What's this skinny building doing in my neighborhood? It's a streetlight, not a building. You see glimpses. That's why I use the word AGI because then you see stuff which obviously, you know, we are far from AGI too. So you have both experiences simultaneously happening to you.