OpenAI’s Greg Brockman has announced the arrival of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), defined as AI systems surpassing human performance and operating with high autonomy. This claim has sparked discussion within the AI community, with some experts like Jan Broersen noting the term is often linked to dystopian fears of uncontrollable AI and used by companies to attract investment. AI advisor Ilyaz Nasrullah cautions against comparing AI to human intelligence, arguing it’s a flawed comparison – like comparing a submarine to a human. While acknowledging AI’s utility in tasks like information processing, Nasrullah emphasizes the fundamental difference between machines and living beings. The definition of AGI itself remains contested, having evolved over decades from simply multi-tasking AI to a more complex concept. The ambiguity surrounding AGI's meaning raises questions about the implications of OpenAI’s announcement and the potential power concentrated within AI companies.