De-facto is an actual word/term BUT it's not a genuine official technical/scientific term, so please don't get confused.

I used the word de-facto to make it sound stronger and to get an expression of feeling across, it meant to say "like actually, in fact existing in reality, regardless of whether widely recognized/accepted by the law or the public"

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The word pure might be an oopsie on my end, I didn't know what else to say because what we already have can be from certain viewpoints be considered AGI in some sense, by using the term pure I wanted to imply a better stronger more actual version of AGI.

Maybe the word pure was redundant :3