AGI
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A hypothetical AI that matches human ability across most intellectual tasks.
AGI describes a system that would do the full range of human intellectual work: write code, reason about unfamiliar problems, learn a new field without being retrained, and transfer one skill to another. No system today is generally agreed to be AGI, and there is no agreed test for it. The term is useful mostly as a boundary marker in arguments about timelines, safety, and policy, which is why arguments about it tend to be about definitions.
Related terms
AI
A moving label, not a technology. It points at whatever computers have newly learned to do well.
Alignment
Making a system's behaviour match what people actually want, including the parts nobody wrote down.
Model
The trained file of learned parameters that turns input into output.
Human Oversight
A person with the authority and the information to actually stop the system.
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