AGI is a much-debated term with a lot of potential definitions. For this post, I'll go with: 'an AI as good as most human experts at most intellectual tasks you can do with a computer.' This explicitly excludes a lot of human work, including interacting with the physical world and other people, as well as most actual jobs, where 'using a computer' is just one task among many.
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