IRA Space · Conceptual educational model

From AI to AGI to ASI — explore how intelligent systems might evolve.

Today's AI is narrow and capable. AGI would match human breadth. ASI would surpass it entirely. Compare the three tiers side by side, then move sliders and watch a system get reclassified in real time.

HypotheticalASI content in this app is speculative

No ASI system exists. Everything violet-colored here describes a hypothetical tier — not an observed capability.

Compare the three tiers Try the capability simulator

AI

Today · Established

Narrow systems that excel at specific trained tasks — transcription, image labeling, drafting — under human supervision.

See the comparison

AGI

Threshold · Conceptual

A system with human-level breadth: unfamiliar problems, cross-domain transfer, multi-day plans with limited supervision.

Test the boundary

ASI

Hypothetical

Intellect far beyond humans in every domain — self-improving, self-directed research at scales no person could hold.

Why it's hypothetical

Step 1

Compare

Read 8 capability dimensions in plain language — no unexplained jargon.

Step 2

Manipulate

Set 7 sliders and watch the classification update instantly.

Step 3

Stay honest

Violet + “Hypothetical” always means speculation. Nothing here certifies a real system.

Continue exploring

Evolution timeline →

Symbolic AI to agentic systems — and the hypothetical horizon.

Architecture explorers →

Click through conceptual AGI and ASI system designs.

Sources →

Every historical claim, in one central list.

Could this be AGI? →

Six questions, qualitative read — never a verdict.

Scenario simulator →

Same goal, four workers: human to hypothetical ASI.

Safety & alignment →

Six ideas and five failure modes, in plain language.

ModelMesh AI integration →

Real models on the same 0–10 dimensions — snapshot with methodology.

How this site stays honest

No verdicts. Outputs are conceptual profiles, never “this is AGI”.
Labeled speculation. ASI content is violet + badged, on every page.
Conceptual model. Scores and diagrams are educational, not tests.