Artificial General Intelligence

Hello,

I'm new to this forum and was interested in finding out what cognitive abilities psychologists would consider in a machine to conclude that it has the equivalent of human intelligence. Realize that human cognitive abilities range widely so stating that an AGI has to be an Einstein wouldn't be a good test.

I wonder if psychologists would really say that a machine is AGI even.
To me, that would be like saying a robot has bones and muscles because it can move. What i mean by robot here, is a toy robot, or the one used to construct car parts, or i don't know what other items that need something with a higher precision than the human eye or hand.

But what do i know: i'm not a psychologist and i'm not a scientist either...