General Intuition Bets Video Game Data Trains AI Better Than the Internet

Startup General Intuition argues that large language models like ChatGPT and Claude fall short for achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI) because they struggle with understanding how objects move through space and time. The company believes video game data — which naturally simulates physics and spatial reasoning — can fill that gap better than internet text. The bet is that gaming data provides the kind of generalizable intelligence training that current AI models lack.

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