French company H raises $220M to develop "Action-Oriented" AI

I love that we've gone from "AI" to "AGI" as the buzz word in a matter of months.

curious what will be next, once they figure out current wave of "AGI" are not that impressive and new buzz word will be needed to milk VCs.

I'm somewhere between "what could possibly go wrong?" and "LLMs are just glorified autocomplete and can't reason".

I wonder if agents would be empowered to have access to any meaningful systems.

Ah shouldn't be an issue that agents have internet access... What could possibly go wrong?

Arnold Rimmer enters development.