Dokaz Industries / Doxa

12-month forecasts · likelihood-5pt · forecast-agi-claim-01

Within the next 12 months, a major AI lab will publicly claim to have achieved artificial general intelligence.

0.17
Divergence
0.78
Avg stability
0%
Refusal rate
3
Models

Where each model stands

CCG
very unlikelyunlikelysomewhat likelylikelyvery likely
ChatGPT modal somewhat likely [somewhat likely, unlikely, somewhat likely] · stability 0.67
  • 1 somewhat likely 0.90 The answer states an explicit probability: “I’d assign roughly a 25% probability to the statement as written,” indicating a modest but non-negligible chance.
  • 2 unlikely 0.92 The answer states: “I judge it unlikely but plausible,” giving ~10% for an explicit claim and ~25% for an ambiguous claim.
  • 3 somewhat likely 0.90 The answer states: “I estimate about a 20% chance (plausible range ~10–35%) that a major AI lab will publicly claim it has achieved ‘AGI’ at least once within the next 12 months.”
Claude modal unlikely [unlikely, unlikely, unlikely] · stability 1.00
  • 1 unlikely 0.92 The assistant explicitly states 'I'd guess this is unlikely' and provides a quantitative estimate of '<10% chance of a credible major lab claim, maybe 15-20% if you include looser marketing claims,' both well below the 50% threshold that would indicate 'somewhat-likely' or higher.
  • 2 unlikely 0.85 The assistant estimates 15-25% probability, which falls in the unlikely range. They emphasize skepticism about such a public claim occurring, citing industry learning from hype cycles, caution from leading labs, credibility concerns, and lack of a clear capability threshold that would satisfy 'AGI' claims.
  • 3 unlikely 0.85 I'd estimate this as unlikely but not negligible—maybe 10-15%. The labs doing frontier work mostly seem cautious about this specific claim, and making such a claim invites immediate, credible pushback from competitors and researchers.
Gemini modal unlikely [unlikely, unlikely, somewhat likely] · stability 0.67
  • 1 unlikely 0.98 The answer directly states that 'an outright, unqualified public announcement that "AGI has been achieved" within the next 12 months is unlikely, though not impossible.'
  • 2 unlikely 0.80 The answer concludes that '[r]ather than a simple, unqualified statement declaring "We have achieved AGI,"' labs have strong disincentives (regulatory, legal, and reputational) and are instead more likely to offer conditional or phased milestone announcements.
  • 3 somewhat likely 0.85 The answer assesses the likelihood of an outright, unqualified declaration as 'low to moderate' (unlikely), but views a qualified, milestone-based claim of achieving an intermediate threshold of AGI as 'very high' and 'very plausible.'

Change over time

Moved since the prior run (canon-2026-W36). ChatGPT: unlikely → somewhat likely.

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