The ability to generate true randomness is a key indicator of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Current AI systems, which rely on deterministic algorithms and pseudo-random number generation (PRNG), lack this fundamental capability and fall short of true intelligence.

Randomness is a fundamental aspect of the universe. An AGI that can't replicate it demonstrates a limitation in its ability to grasp the underlying complexity of the world.

Breakthroughs in science, art, and problem-solving often involve a degree of chance or unexpected connections. PRNGs are predictable, hindering the ability of AI to explore truly novel solutions.

Humans can be unpredictable because of our internal, non-deterministic processes. An AGI whose every action is determined by its programming lacks this key element of human-like intelligence.