No, the big thing with AGI was that it was general. AI things we made were extremely narrow, identify things out of a set of classes or route planning or something similarly specific. We couldn't just hand the systems a new kind of task, often even extremely similar ones. We've been making superhuman level narrow AI things for many years, but for a long time even extremely basic and restricted worlds still were beyond what more general systems could do.

If LLMs are your first foray into what AI means and you were used to the term ML for everything else I could see how you'd think that, but AI for decades has referred to even very simple systems.