Nvidia(US:NVDA) Hua Er Jie Jian Wen·2025-11-07 00:42Core Insights - AI systems have reached a level of intelligence comparable to humans in certain areas, intensifying the debate on the timeline for the arrival of "superintelligence" [1][2] - The realization of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is viewed as a gradual process rather than a singular event, with significant investments flowing into companies like OpenAI and Anthropic based on expectations of transformative technologies [1][2] Group 1: Expert Opinions on AGI - Experts believe that AGI will not emerge suddenly but will expand gradually across various fields, with Huang Renxun stating that sufficient general intelligence already exists to create numerous socially beneficial applications [2] - The competition to achieve AGI has led to substantial investments in AI companies, with both the US and China striving to be the first to reach this milestone [2] Group 2: Divergence in AI Capabilities - There is a division among experts regarding whether AI systems will surpass human intelligence in all domains, with some, like Li Feifei, acknowledging that certain machines have already exceeded human capabilities in specific tasks [3] - Geoffrey Hinton predicts that machines will eventually win debates against humans within the next 20 years, while Yoshua Bengio expresses optimism about creating machines that can perform nearly all human tasks, though he cautions against making current decisions based on future technological developments [3]