Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that human typing speed is currently an underestimated limiting factor in the development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) [1][2] - Alexander Embiricos, the product development head of OpenAI Codex, emphasizes that human reliance on prompts to guide and check AI work restricts AGI progress [2] - Embiricos suggests that if systems can be redesigned to allow agents to operate by default, it could unlock the "hockey stick effect," which refers to a sudden increase in demand after a period of low sales [2] Group 2 - Embiricos notes that achieving fully automated workflows does not have a straightforward path, as each use case requires its own approach [2] - He anticipates that noticeable progress in AGI development will be seen soon [2]
OpenAI 高管：通用人工智能的瓶颈在于人类打字速度不够快
Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun·2025-12-15 10:00