How do AI agents fit into a strategy for increasing a business’s longevity? Imagine having a conversational operating system for your organization that is always learning. The advanced orchestration of AI agents can create a broader technology ecosystem, setting a trajectory for organizational artificial general intelligence (OAGI).
In broad terms, artificial general intelligence, or AGI, refers to a system of artificial intelligence that meets or surpasses human capabilities across a wide range of cognitive tasks. General intelligence is what has enabled humans to adapt to a diverse array of environments on Earth. Replicating this versatile and complex intelligence is a daunting challenge. However, the level of general intelligence required to run portions of a business is much narrower and far more feasible.
In a recent episode of Invisible Machines, Robb Wilson, CEO and co-founder of OneReach.ai, who coined the term ‘OAGI’, is joined by co-host Josh Tyson and Executive Producer Elias Parker for a forward-looking exploration of this important adaptation to the concept of OAGI.
With the lifespan of companies across industries in sharp decline, organizational AGI offers a promising opportunity to boost their agility and help companies adapt to survive and thrive.
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