😸 AGI...kinda?

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In this week’s roundup: Jensen Huang thinks we’ve reached AGI…kind of. We're business of ranking people now, not just products. And one founder decided to let Claude own his codebase for seven days. It went as well as you can imagine.

IN THE NEWS

AGI is here, or is it?

Jensen Huang just said AGI is here, which sounds like a massive line until you look at the fine print. He was responding to Lex Fridman’s version of AGI, basically an AI that could start and run a billion-dollar company. Then, almost immediately, he undercut the sci-fi part by saying the odds of 100,000 agents building Nvidia are zero.

So this is not really a clean we-made-AGI moment. It is more a definition game. Huang was already saying in 2024 that AGI might arrive within five years depending on how you define it, which is usually a good sign that everyone in the room is using the same term to mean different things.

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FROM THE FORUMS

Seven days of Claude-only coding

Imed ran a seven-day experiment where Claude wrote all the code with no human review, and it went about as calmly as you would expect. It shipped some working features fast, then started breaking unrelated parts of the product, driving up API costs, dropping old data, hardcoding stuff that should have been configurable, and taking the site down with a dependency update. The post is basically a very clean reminder that code generation is not the same thing as judgment.

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Leaderboard highlights

	Codex Plugins — Package Codex skills and app integrations as plugins Codex Plugins package skills, app integrations, and workflows into reusable, installable bundles for teams and developers.	▲ 194
	Claude Computer Use — Enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks Claude Code’s new auto mode lets Claude approve file writes and bash commands for you. A classifier checks each action.	▲ 654
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