Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
Genel yapay zekâ (AGI)
D1 · Foundations, models and data
AGI denotes broad cognitive capability, commonly framed as matching human performance across many tasks rather than one specialty.
Review status: 2026-12-07
Technical explanation
Definitions differ; both task breadth and performance matter.
Conceptual boundaries
AGI is not a synonym for consciousness or superintelligence.
Provider-neutral example
A hypothetical AGI could learn to plan a trip and diagnose a machine fault without separate task-specific training.
Limitations
There is no agreed qualification threshold. This entry classifies no current product as AGI.
Related concepts
Atomic claims and evidence
1.1IBM, What is artificial general intelligence (AGI)?
- Source
- IBM, What is artificial general intelligence (AGI)?
- Source role
- Authoritative source
- Exact locator
- What is artificial general intelligence (AGI)?; AGI vs. strong AI vs. artificial superintelligence; Existing definitions of artificial general intelligence
- Supported claim
- IBM describes AGI through broad human-level capability and reports disagreement over qualification criteria.
- Last verification
- Review due
- Scope limitation
- A conceptual summary, not a certification test.
2.1Morris et al., Position: Levels of AGI for Operationalizing Progress on the Path to AGI, arXiv v5
- Source
- Morris et al., Position: Levels of AGI for Operationalizing Progress on the Path to AGI, arXiv v5
- Source role
- Authoritative source
- Exact locator
- Sections 2–3: competing definitions and capability-based principles; Section 4, Table 1: generality versus performance; Section 5: open measurement questions
- Supported claim
- Levels of AGI separates generality from performance and does not require consciousness.
- Last verification
- Review due
- Scope limitation
- This is the authors’ proposed framework.