Jensen Huang claims major breakthrough in the world of AI

The advent of OpenAI’s new model in the field of artificial intelligence has sparked a heated debate in the technology world about its capabilities. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has also described the new model’s performance as extraordinary, calling it the first example of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).

According to Jensen Huang, current AI technology has now reached a stage where it can be considered close to human-level intelligence. He said this in his social media message after the unveiling of OpenAI’s new GPT 6 model.

OpenAI introduced its new model last week, which is named ChatGPT Astra. According to the company, instead of being limited to answering simple questions, this model has been developed for complex tasks that involve decision-making and multi-step work.

The highlight of the new model is its ability to work with computers and the web. OpenAI says Astra can also perform cutting-edge tasks in software engineering, cybersecurity, scientific research, and various professional tasks.

During a demo, the model demonstrated its capabilities by simultaneously completing a variety of tasks. These tasks included creating a video game and drafting a legal document.

OpenAI says the model is designed to be able to work on multiple instructions at the same time and complete difficult tasks with greater autonomy.

The new model’s performance puts it in competition with major AI models such as Google’s Gemini and Anthropic’s Cloud. Its performance is also being described as outstanding in various benchmark tests.

Against this backdrop, Jensen Huang congratulated the OpenAI team on X and made a brief but big claim that AGI has arrived.

If their claim is widely accepted, it would be considered a significant step in the development of artificial intelligence, as AGI refers to artificial intelligence that is capable of understanding, learning, and performing various mental tasks like humans.