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Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is the idea of creating machines that can think and understand like humans—not just do one job, but handle many tasks, learn from experience, and solve new problems on their own. Unlike today’s AI, which is trained for specific things like chatting, writing, or recognizing faces, AGI would be able to do almost anything a human brain can.

Google compares current AI to an expert in one topic, while AGI would be like a person who can learn anything. AGI would not just answer questions but understand context, adapt to situations, and make better decisions—even in new or unpredictable environments.

Scientists are still working on AGI. It's not ready yet, and building it comes with many technical challenges. There are also concerns about how it might affect jobs, safety, and society. So, researchers are being careful, thinking about ethics and human control while working on smarter systems.

The goal is not just to make smarter machines but to use them in a way that benefits people—for example, helping in healthcare, education, and solving big world problems.

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