> There's no evidence that Gato could do this and if there was, Google would let us know.

That's my point.

Gato as it currently is lacks that capability and, thus, can't be considered even a proto-proto-AGI but rather some weird intermediate type of AI in between general and narrow AI. Or less than that: a bundle of 600 narrow AIs tied together like a fasces.

If a follow up to Gato does has task interpolation, however, then we'd need to start having serious discussion as to whether it's something like a proto-AGI.