IMHO if it can do every single human job at a level of competency that's consider acceptable if a human did it, I would consider that "human level" - frankly, it's implied that when people say "human level", they mean the average human.
Seriously though, arguing over semantics is just a waste of time. It's what it can do and the consequences of what it can that really matter.
> That implies AGI must be an expert in every subject, surpassing the average human.
Doesn't have to be the same AI "instance". We can have multiple copies of the AI with different specializations. That would still count - I mean it's how we humans do it.
IMHO if it can do every single human job at a level of competency that's consider acceptable if a human did it, I would consider that "human level" - frankly, it's implied that when people say "human level", they mean the average human.
Seriously though, arguing over semantics is just a waste of time. It's what it can do and the consequences of what it can that really matter.
> That implies AGI must be an expert in every subject, surpassing the average human.
Doesn't have to be the same AI "instance". We can have multiple copies of the AI with different specializations. That would still count - I mean it's how we humans do it.