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Not to mention the risk of fire if something goes wrong in the cooking process. (Or, less directly, the risk of getting sick from improperly-cooked food.)

>>drewze+(OP)
If I wasn’t so tired and literally dropping off to sleep right now, I could make a decent argument that cooking requires AGI. Driving in our complex urban environments too for that matter.

>>jamiek+zW
Adjusted Gross Income? (Not meaning to be obtuse, but I'm not familiar with the acronym in this context.)

>>drewze+wp2
Artificial General Intelligence, or "strong" AI. A lot of the things we consider AI today is often called "weak" or "narrow" AI, in that its scoped to very specific tasks. Hotdog/Not Hotdog kind of things. General intelligence is more like our kind of intelligence, where it is adaptable to a wide variety of tasks without necessarily needing an entirely different model or structure.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_general_intelligenc...