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Unleash your knowledge on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

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Unleash your knowledge on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

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What did a group of 52 psychologists define intelligence as in 1994?

A general mental capability that includes only abstract thinking

A mental capability that includes singing, dancing, and painting

A specific mental capability that includes only problem-solving

A general mental capability that includes reasoning, problem-solving, abstract thinking, and learning (correct)

What is the goal of developing AGI?

To create systems that can only learn from well-defined tasks

To create systems that can only perform abstract thinking

To create systems that can only perform well-defined tasks and challenges

To create systems that demonstrate broad capabilities of intelligence at or above human-level (correct)

What is the difference between recent AI successes and AGI systems?

Recent AI successes have been narrowly focused on well-defined tasks and challenges, while AGI systems can only perform abstract thinking

Recent AI successes have been broadly focused on well-defined tasks and challenges, while AGI systems can only perform well-defined tasks and challenges

Recent AI successes have been broadly focused on well-defined tasks and challenges, while AGI systems demonstrate narrow capabilities of intelligence at or below human-level

Recent AI successes have been narrowly focused on well-defined tasks and challenges, while AGI systems demonstrate broad capabilities of intelligence at or above human-level (correct)

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Intelligence is a complex and challenging concept that has been studied by psychologists, philosophers, and computer scientists.
In 1994, a group of 52 psychologists defined intelligence as a general mental capability that includes reasoning, problem-solving, abstract thinking, and learning.
AI researchers have pursued principles of intelligence, including mechanisms for reasoning and construction of knowledge bases.
Many recent AI successes have been narrowly focused on well-defined tasks and challenges.
There have been increasing calls for developing more general AI systems.
The phrase "artificial general intelligence" (AGI) was popularized in the early-2000s to emphasize the aspiration of moving from narrow AI to broader notions of intelligence.
AGI refers to systems that demonstrate broad capabilities of intelligence at or above human-level.
There is no single definition of AGI that is broadly accepted.
The goal of developing AGI is a long-standing and ambitious goal of AI research.
Scholarship in the field seeks to identify principles that might underlie more generally intelligent systems.

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Test your knowledge on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) with this quiz! Explore the history and definitions of intelligence and AI, and learn about the ambitious goal of creating AGI that exceeds human-level capabilities. From principles of reasoning to constructing knowledge bases, this quiz will challenge your understanding of AGI and its potential impact on the future of AI. Keywords: Artificial General Intelligence, AGI, AI, intelligence, reasoning, problem-solving, learning.