AGI may come from either a company or another entity. A company is defined as a legal entity as defined by the country in which the company is incorporated or founded.
Companies involved in selling model access over an API are companies such as OpenAI, Google Gemini or Anthropic.
Companies who are AGI players but do not sell model access as a service over an API include X.com, Tesla, Apple, and others. (as of Aug 31th, 2024)
AGI is defined as a single artificially intelligent model that is capable of solving any Human-complete task.
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Googling "Human complete" took me to a single offhand mention in a lesswrong post, from which I couldn't derive a definition, and one other blog post from 2016 which was torture to read. Is there another source on it I have missed? Or do you have a specific place where you have defined AGI (in a way that I suppose excludes Claude Opus 4.6)
@ScottW neither is google’s primary product an LLM API, BUT it’s listed as a positive example. I think based on the examples we must conclude X is also in the positive group.
@iamgingertrash Is primary product defined by plurality of revenue or something else?
Is this based on primary product at the time of AGI being publicly announced or?