Artificial general intelligence (AGI)

Definition

Artificial general intelligence refers to AI systems that match or exceed human ability across most cognitive tasks. There is no single agreed definition or test, and forecasts of when it may arrive vary widely.

Why It Matters

AGI timelines drive investment, policy and safety decisions now, which is why the Laurenceo AGI Observatory tracks the evidence.

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Related Terms

• General-purpose AI model
• Frontier AI model
• Large language model (LLM)
• Open-weight model
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