A definition of AGI

The article introduces a quantifiable framework to define Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) as matching the cognitive versatility and proficiency of a well-educated adult. It uses the Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory to dissect general intelligence into ten core cognitive domains and evaluates AI systems based on this framework. The analysis reveals that current AI systems excel in knowledge-intensive domains but have deficits in foundational cognitive areas like long-term memory storage. The framework provides AGI scores for existing models, highlighting both progress and the significant gap remaining towards achieving AGI.