How Long Until AGI?
🧠 A Collective Intelligence Experiment
Using the wisdom of crowds to predict when Artificial General Intelligence will arrive. Based on Francis Galton's 1906 ox weight experiment and the Law of Large Numbers.
Distribution of Predictions
Prediction Trends Over Time
📊 The Science Behind This Experiment
In 1906, Francis Galton observed 787 people at a country fair guessing the weight of an ox. While individual guesses varied wildly, the median guess was 1,207 pounds—just 9 pounds off from the actual weight of 1,198 pounds.
This phenomenon demonstrates that aggregating diverse, independent judgments can produce remarkably accurate predictions. Can we apply this to predicting AGI? Join thousands of others in this global experiment.