Which term is used for AI that aims to replicate full human-level intelligence across diverse tasks?

• A. Artificial General Intelligence
• B. Artificial Narrow Intelligence
• C. Turing Test
• D. Unsupervised Learning

Answer: (A)

Artificial General Intelligence refers to AI that is designed to match or exceed human cognitive abilities across a wide range of tasks. It would understand, learn, reason, plan, and adapt in diverse situations, transferring knowledge from one domain to another much like humans do. This broad, cross-domain capability is what makes it the term for AI aiming to replicate full human-level intelligence across diverse tasks. Artificial Narrow Intelligence, by contrast, is limited to specific tasks; the Turing Test is about whether a machine’s conversation can mimic human responses, not about achieving wide-ranging intelligence; unsupervised learning is a learning method using unlabeled data, not a description of breadth of capabilities.