AI Model Topics API
Organize model tasks, versions, and capability evidence.
TOPIC GUIDE / 09
AGI discussions can combine definitions, evaluation proposals, capability claims, and speculation. A useful taxonomy keeps those different kinds of statements visible and connected to their original context.

When a source discusses artificial general intelligence, preserve the definition or framing that gives the claim meaning. A document may focus on breadth of tasks, transfer to unfamiliar problems, or a particular evaluation proposal. These are related discussions, but they are not automatically interchangeable.
Use topic labels to improve discovery across this literature. Keep the source’s wording and the catalog’s normalized concept separate. That allows a reader to find related material while still seeing how different authors frame the underlying question.
A benchmark proposal describes a way to evaluate a system. A reported result describes performance under particular conditions. A capability claim interprets what that result might mean. Give these different record types so the interface does not flatten them into one assertion.
Retain task scope, test conditions, and the source of each claim. When information is unavailable, leave it unresolved. A polished catalog entry should not imply that a missing evaluation has been performed.
Topics such as reasoning, planning, adaptation, evaluation, and AI safety can help readers navigate research. Applying one of those labels to an article says what the article discusses; it does not establish that a model reliably demonstrates the property in every setting.
Create scope notes for ambiguous concepts and maintain examples that show how the labels are assigned. If two reviewers disagree, examine the definition before assuming the disagreement can be fixed by a different classifier.
A reader should be able to tell who made a claim, what evidence was presented, and whether the entry is describing a proposal, an observation, or an interpretation. Preserve those distinctions in summaries as well as detailed records.
Connect AGI discussions to model and evaluation guides when they share methods or terminology. Keep the navigation useful while resisting a universal score or label that compresses different research questions into an unsupported conclusion.
This example highlights fields worth discussing when you design your own contract. Define their meanings, allowed values, and review rules before an application relies on them.
| FIELD | PURPOSE |
|---|---|
concept_definition | Meaning used by the source |
statement_type | Proposal, observation, or interpretation |
evaluation_scope | Tasks and conditions described |
claim_attribution | Where the statement originated |
{
"topic_id": "ai.general-intelligence",
"statement_type": "research-discussion",
"evaluation_scope": "source-defined tasks",
"claim_attribution": "example-research-note",
"review_status": "context_required"
}Illustrative schema and example values; adapt them to your data and review process.
No. It identifies the subject of content. A capability claim needs its own attribution, definition, and evidence.
Preserve the definition used by each source and relate it to the catalog’s concepts. Avoid silently treating different definitions as equivalent.
Clearly classified research discussions, evaluation proposals, reported results, and critiques, with enough context to tell those record types apart.
CONNECTED TOPICS
Organize model tasks, versions, and capability evidence.
Label content with evidence, representative tests, and review.
Keep subjects, horizons, and uncertainty in the record.