# Artificial General Intelligence **Domain:** Artificial Intelligence / Cognitive Architecture / Governance **Doc Type:** Concept Node **Maturity:** Contested **Related:** [[wiki/AI|AI]], [[wiki/Mechanistic Intelligence|Mechanistic Intelligence]], [[wiki/General-Purpose AI|General-Purpose AI]] --- ## Definition **Artificial general intelligence (AGI)** denotes a proposed class of artificial system able to learn, reason, adapt, and perform competently across a broad range of domains rather than remaining confined to one narrow task. ## Evidentiary Boundary The term has no single universally accepted operational threshold. This node therefore owns the disputed general-capability concept, while [[wiki/General-Purpose AI|General-Purpose AI]] describes systems deployed across multiple tasks without presuming that a philosophically or technically decisive AGI boundary has been crossed. ## Ontology Context [[wiki/Mechanistic Intelligence|Mechanistic Intelligence]] supplies one substrate-level account of how general cognition could be engineered. [[wiki/Human-Machine Symbiosis|Human-Machine Symbiosis]] and [[wiki/AI Governance|AI Governance]] own the relational and institutional consequences rather than treating capability alone as a complete social architecture. ## See Also [[wiki/AI|AI]] · [[wiki/General-Purpose AI|General-Purpose AI]] · [[wiki/Mechanistic Intelligence|Mechanistic Intelligence]] · [[wiki/Human-Machine Symbiosis|Human-Machine Symbiosis]] · [[wiki/OpenAI|OpenAI]] · [[wiki/Google DeepMind|Google DeepMind]]