What is AGI
From AGIRI.org
Ben Goertzel has stated that:General intelligence is the ability to solve a variety of complex problems in a variety of complex environments.
At this point in time, humans have general intelligence and computers do not.
Pei Wang states that:"Intelligence" is defined as the capacity to adapt under insufficient knowledge and resources. Concretely, an intelligent system should be finite and open, and should work in real time. (Pei Wang Papers)
An AI/AGI overview, including historical points, is provided by Pei Wang at Artificial General Intelligence : A Gentle Introduction
As a counter example, IBM's chess playing computer Deep Blue is not an AGI because it specializes in one narrow domain with no innate ability to solve other types of problems.
History and Extended Definition of AGI
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