AXIOS March 13, 2025
Scott Rosenberg

Tech evangelists predict the arrival of “superintelligence” any year now, but others doubt AI will ever produce its own Leonardos and Einsteins.

Driving the news: In a post on X Tuesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman touted the company’s development of “a new model that is good at creative writing” and showed off its work — a thousand-word “metafictional” composition on “AI and grief.”

Why it matters: Creativity could be the final hurdle for AI to leap in proving it’s humanity’s peer — but until then, many see it as the last bastion of humanity’s irreplaceability.

The big picture: Whether telling stories or researching scientific breakthroughs, today’s generative AI isn’t very good at creative leaps and novel insights.

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