I wonder when there will be proofs in theoretical computer science that an algorithm is AGI-complete, the same way there are proofs of NP-completeness. Conject

I wonder when there will be proofs in theoretical computer science that an algorithm is AGI-complete, the same way there are proofs of NP-completeness. Conjecture: A system that self updates its weights according to a series of objective functions, but does not suffer from catastrophic forgetting (performance only degrades due to capacity limits, rather than from switching tasks) is AGI-complete. Why? Because it could learn literally anything!