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Pick a year. See who agrees with you.

Everyone has an instinct about when AGI shows up — almost nobody knows where that instinct sits next to the people who forecast for a living. Move the slider once and find out. Nine published positions, quoted word for word, from Musk's end-2026 to a 2,778-researcher median of 2040.

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Opinions are cheap — this one is graded. Whatever year you picked, the underlying question is whether the specific, dated claims are holding up. The AGI-2027 Thesis Tracker is one auditable score for exactly that — currently 62.5/100 across eight pre-registered predictions, each with a condition that would flip it.
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Frequently asked questions

When will AGI arrive?

There is no consensus: published positions run from Musk's end-2026 to a 2,778-researcher survey median of 2040, with Aschenbrenner at 2027, Hassabis ~50% by 2030 and the Metaculus community ~50% by 2033. This tool places your own pick against all nine, and against the graded evidence.

Where do the forecaster positions come from?

All nine are public positions quoted verbatim from the scorecard's machine-readable dataset at /data.json (CC BY 4.0). Where a forecaster gives a probability curve rather than a date, the marker sits at the year their own words put near 50%, and the wording is shown unaltered.

Does picking a year mean AGI will happen then?

No. The tool shows where your view sits in the published distribution — it is a positioning device, not a forecast. What the scorecard actually grades is eight dated, falsifiable predictions, tracked as one auditable score.