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I don't like the economic definitions because by 1800s standards ~90% of jobs have been automated already. It's inherently a moving target. The things that I think an AGI definition should capture are: (i) a phase shift from traditional "saved money from automation will get spent elsewhere and create new jobs" arguments being obviously true to being very false for at least a large subset of people (ii) the idea that humans are no longer unambiguous top dog My working definition of AGI for a while has been "AI powerful enough that if humans disappeared and it was put into robot bodies it would be able to independently continue civilization". I guess that counts in the "human-level" category?