Artificial General Intelligence
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From the SL4 Lexicon:
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI):
Artificial Intelligence capable of learning and solving complex problems in a variety of domains, without programmer supervision, presumably of Human-Similar intelligence but likely displaying different patterns of domain competency than human beings. A true AGI may be intelligent and conscious, but unable to pass the Turing Test, if the knowledge and cognitive prerequisites for communication with humans are not present. (For example, a young AGI might be better at writing code than painting masterworks, although it could write the code underlying the ability to paint masterworks fairly rapidly if the cognitive prerequisites for Recursive Self-Improvement were available.) Often abbreviated as 'AGI' or 'GAI'. Both the AGI mailing list and the SL4 Mailing List routinely discuss the prospect of Artificial General Intelligence. Non-Speculative. See also A2I2, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Intelligence, Artificial General Intelligence Research Institute, General Intelligence, Ben Goertzel, Singularity, Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Voss, Peter, Eliezer Yudkowsky.
see also Human Similar General Intelligence
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is an approach to AI characterized by its explicit aim at capturing the "essence" of Intelligence, which puts it in stark contrast to most (but not all) projects that have gone under the AI name. Artificial General Intelligence Resources includes a list of AGI projects. --Anand
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- This project or action is currently active - there is currently at least one person working on it.
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