Put a live AGI verdict badge in your README
The badges
| Badge | Preview | Shows |
|---|---|---|
| AGI by 2027 |  | The verdict on the headline prediction — resolves by Jan 1, 2028 |
| Scorecard tally |  | The live count across all graded predictions |
| Thesis Tracker |  | The single 0–100 score of how the whole 2027 bet is holding up |
Embed (markdown)
| [](https://agiscorecard.com/will-agi-arrive-2027?utm_source=badge) |
| [](https://agiscorecard.com/?utm_source=badge) |
| [](https://agiscorecard.com/progress-index?utm_source=badge) |
Copy all snippets — works in any GitHub/GitLab README, docs site, or blog that renders markdown. Plain HTML: use an <img> tag pointing at the same SVG URLs.
Why embed one?
If your project, paper, or reading list touches AGI timelines, the badge answers the first question every reader has — where does the 2027 bet actually stand? — without them leaving your page. When a verdict flips (the pre-registered conditions are public), the badge updates everywhere at once. No script, no iframe, no tracking beyond a standard image request.
Rules
- Free for any use; the underlying data is CC BY 4.0.
- Badges are updated when verdicts change — don't cache-bust or re-host them, or you'll freeze a live verdict.
- Want more than a badge? The countdown widget embeds the full live card, and /for-agents documents the raw data endpoints.
Frequently asked questions
Paste one line of markdown: an image link to https://agiscorecard.com/badge/agi-2027.svg wrapped in a link to the verdict page. The /badge page has copy-paste snippets for both badges.
Yes. They are static SVGs regenerated whenever a scorecard verdict changes, so every README embedding them shows the current verdict with no action on your part.
Yes — free for any use, commercial or not. The underlying dataset is CC BY 4.0; the badge itself just asks that you link it back to agiscorecard.com.
The live scorecard updates as models ship and verdicts change.
View the live scorecard →