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🤷‍♀️ Is AGI Further Away Than We Thought?

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Is AI actually getting smarter, or is it just getting better at memorizing the internet? The results are a total wake-up call. Note: grab Free OpenClaw Mastery Vault below!

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The ARC Prize Foundation just released ARC-AGI-3, a new benchmark designed to test whether models can adapt to completely new situations without prior training.

It focuses on adaptability, the core ability required for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The test includes 135 new environments & roughly 1,000 puzzle levels. Frontier models scored below 1% across the board:

  • Gemini 3.1 Pro: 0.37%

  • GPT-5.4: 0.26%

  • Claude Opus 4.6: 0.25%

  • Grok 4.2: 0%

The gap between human and machine adaptability is still massive. Humans solved every environment on their first attempt. AI models did not come close. You can play the public games yourself to see if they’re that hard, or not.

But not everyone agrees the test is perfectly fair. Some critics argue the scoring system intentionally produces very low numbers. AI must match or exceed human problem-solving speed to score well.

If a future model eventually passes ARC-AGI-3, it likely will not just be a larger version of today’s systems. It may represent a different type of intelligence entirely.

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🍎 Apple may open Siri to rival AI assistants in iOS 27 to turn iPhone into a multi-model AI hub. Gemini, Claude, and others could plug in via new Extensions system.

🛡️ Reddit is testing bot labels, passkeys, optional World ID scans to separate humans from automation. AI posts stay allowed, but this will slow the surge of fake activity.

🏛️ Trump just appointed Mark Zuckerberg (Meta), Larry Ellison (Oracle) & Jensen Huang (Nvidia) to a new tech advisory panel focused on shaping future AI regulation.

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BIG AI DRAMA

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Two big stories in Silicon Valley just collided:

  • LiteLLM was hit by malware hidden inside one of its software dependencies. LiteLLM currently has 40K+ GitHub stars and thousands of forks.

  • Attention is turning to Delve, the startup that helped LiteLLM obtain its security certifications.

The malware was discovered by researcher Callum McMahon after his computer suddenly shut down during installation. Some researchers, including Andrej Karpathy, believe the malware may have been quickly generated using AI (“vibe coded”).

LiteLLM developers responded quickly and are now working with security firm Mandiant to fully investigate the issue. Once inside a system, the malware tried to:

  • Steal login credentials

  • Access connected developer accounts

  • Spread into other open-source packages

LiteLLM displays security certifications (SOC2, ISO 27001) issued via AI compliance startup Delve, which has faced criticism over how reliable its certification process is. The company denies these claims.

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