Ali Ghodsi argues that artificial general intelligence has already arrived under definitions used before 2022, with the main challenge now being integration of models into company data and operational systems. Databricks, valued at $190 billion after a $5 billion funding round, reports that AI agents launch more than 17 million databases daily and that AI writes more than 90% of the software code it produces. The company is developing products including Genie, Unity AI Gateway, Lakebase and Agent Bricks to give AI systems secure, governed access to enterprise data and tools. However, Ghodsi says AI does not yet simultaneously meet the four conditions required for unlimited self-improvement: lower resource use, faster training, greater accuracy and repeatability.
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