What's one AI capability that you think is underrated because everyone is focused on AGI?
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It feels like most AI discussions revolve around AGI timelines or benchmark scores, but there are a lot of smaller capabilities improving rapidly (reasoning, memory, multimodal understanding, coding agents, robotics, speech, etc.) Which capability do you think is currently underrated and why? I'm more interested in practical applications over the next 3–5 years than distant predictions. submitted by /u/Rude_Context_4844 [link] [comments]
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