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February 4, 2026
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Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI, is being hyped as if it’s right around the corner.
Elon Musk says 2026. Sam Altman claims OpenAI already knows how to build AGI.
But Google DeepMind is telling a very different story.
In this video, we break down the real AGI race between Google DeepMind, OpenAI, and xAI, using their own statements, infrastructure, and technical strategies—not hype.
You’ll learn:
Why Google believes AGI is still 5–10 years away
What Demis Hassabis actually means by “true AGI”
Whether Google’s massive compute, data, and TPUs give it a real edge
Why OpenAI’s speed and pressure to monetize could be a weakness
How xAI’s million-GPU supercluster changes the game
And most importantly: Can Google realistically reach AGI first?
Despite having the world’s largest data advantage, cheapest AI compute, and DeepMind’s research legacy, Google is playing a long, safety-focused game—and that may delay AGI rather than accelerate it.
By the end of this video, you’ll understand:
Why Google reaching AGI by 2026 is extremely unlikely
Who is actually closest to AGI today
And why the real winner of the AGI race might not be who you expect
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Timestamps:
01:01 – Can Google Achieve AGI by 2026?
02:55 – AGI Philosophies: Safety, Openness, Monetization & Goals
06:34 – Technical Capabilities: What Google, OpenAI & xAI Are Building
10:31 – Does Google Actually Have the AGI Edge?
12:36 – Who Will Reach AGI First?
👇 Who do you think reaches AGI first — Google, OpenAI, or xAI?
Drop your take in the comments.
