I think you're confusing AGI for ASI or sentience? The enterprise's computer clearly meets the definition for AGI, in that it can basically do any task the huma

I think you're confusing AGI for ASI or sentience? The enterprise's computer clearly meets the definition for AGI, in that it can basically do any task the humans require of it (limited only by data, which humans need to go out and gather). Especially consider that it also runs the holodeck. Unlike modern LLMs it also correctly handles uncertainty, stating when there is insufficient information. However they seem to have made a deliberate effort to restrict/limit the extent of its use for planning and command (no "long-running agentic tasks" in modern parlance), requiring human input/intervention in the loop. This is likely because as you mentioned there is a theme of "losing humanity when you entrust too much to the machine".