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I think that any logic-based test that your average human can "fail" (aka, score below 50%) is not exactly testing for whether something is AGI or not. Though I suppose it depends on your definition of AGI (and whether all humans, or at least your average human, is considered AGI under that definition).
I think the main value lies in allowing the agent to try many things while you aren't working (when you are sleeping or doing other activities), so even if many tests are not useful, with many trials it can find something nice without any effort on your part.
This is, of course, only applicable if doing a single test is relatively fast. In my work a single test can take half a day, so I'd rather not let an agent spend a whole night doing a bogus test.