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Can you cite the Deepmind definition? No Google results for that.

• NitpickLawyer 1y ago
  It's from a documentary that tracks Hassabis' life. I c/p from an old comment of mine (the quotes are from the documentary, can probably look up timestamps if you need, but it's in the first ~15 minutes I'd say, when they cover the first days of Deepmind): ---- In 2010, one of the first "presentations" given at Deepmind by Hassabis, had a few slides on AGI (from the movie/documentary "The Thinking Game"): Quote from Shane Legg: "Our mission was to build an AGI - an artificial general intelligence, and so that means that we need a system which is general - it doesn't learn to do one specific thing. That's really key part of human intelligence, learn to do many many things". Quote from Hassabis: "So, what is our mission? We summarise it as <Build the world's first general learning machine>. So we always stress the word general and learning here the key things." And the key slide (that I think cements the difference between what AGI stood for then, vs. now): AI - one task vs. AGI - many tasks at human level intelligence.