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Comment by Yann LeCun
Computer scientist, AI researcher
I don't like the phrase AGI. I prefer human-level intelligence because human intelligence is not general. Internally, we call this AMI-advanced machine intelligence. We have a pretty good plan on how to get there.
First, we are building systems that understand the physical world-which learn by watching videos. Second, we need LLMs to have persistent memory. Humans have a special structure in the brain that stores our working memory, our long-term memory, factual, episodic memory. We don't have that in LLMs. And the third most important thing is the ability to plan and reason.
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(2024)
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Verified: This matches Yann LeCun's well-documented views from late 2024 interviews. The Economic Times URL was blocked by WebFetch, but multiple corroborating sources confirm: (1) he dislikes "AGI" and prefers "AMI/advanced machine intelligence" - he literally went on to found a startup called AMI Labs in 2026; (2) his three-pillar agenda of world models from video, persistent memory, and planning/reasoning is his standard talking points (e.g., Columbia, FT, TIME interviews). The vote "for" Build AGI aligns with LeCun's active work toward human-level intelligence, even if he prefers different terminology. Year 2024 is correct.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 7d ago
replying to Yann LeCun