AGI is AI with human-level (or beyond) capability across the full breadth of cognitive tasks: not just excellence in narrow domains. Definitions vary by lab and
AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) is AI with human-level or beyond capability across the full breadth of cognitive tasks, not just excellence in narrow domains. Definitions vary: some center on outperforming humans at most economically valuable work, others on autonomous research capability.
No. AGI remains a contested horizon rather than an arrival: frontier systems show striking generality while still failing in characteristic ways. The term's practical weight is in safety policy, lab missions, and investment theses, where the definition chosen determines obligations.