The definition of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is currently a topic of debate among experts. Yann LeCun suggests that 'human-level AI' is a better term than AGI, as the latter is often considered meaningless. OpenAI's definition of AGI, which describes it as 'a highly autonomous system that outperforms humans at most economically valuable work,' has received mixed reactions. Some experts, including Karpathy, agree with this practical near-term definition but with caveats. Others, like Kevin Sekniqi, argue that AGI should be defined as a model that can improve its own intelligence faster than a team of humans. One proposed definition is a computer system that can accomplish a task impossible for 100 human geniuses. The debate highlights the challenges in converging upon a single, universally accepted definition of AGI.