Title: Defining ASI vs. ARC-AGI-3 Results | BestBlogs.dev
URL Source: https://www.bestblogs.dev/status/2037313406223704078
Published Time: 2026-03-26 23:39:02
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"2+ people can do it out of an unfiltered pool of 10 people that might well be a below-average sample" is not the sign of a insurmountable challenge. It's not certainly where I would set the bar for "super intelligence". ASI is when AI is better than every single human -- for instance we have ASI for chess and Go today.
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Chollet argues that solving ARC-AGI-3 tasks does not constitute super intelligence, as ASI should outperform every human, similar to current AI performance in chess and Go.
Summary
In this follow-up, Chollet critiques the conflation of ARC-AGI-3 success with Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI). He posits that if average humans can solve these tasks, it does not represent an insurmountable challenge or super intelligence. He defines ASI as systems that consistently outperform every single human, citing chess and Go as existing examples.
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