First? Swing low, see how it performs, especially with a long-term project. Something low-stakes. Maybe something like a populated immersive game world. See what comes from there. Is it stable? Is it sane? Does it keep to its original parameters? What are the costs of running the agent/system? Can it solve social alignment problems?
Heck, test out some theories for some of your other answers in there.
(If you work for a company that’s trying to develop AGI, I suggest you don’t publicly answer this question lest the media get ahold of it.)
(Let’s assume you’ve “aligned” this AGI and done significant sandbox testing before you let it loose with its first task(s). If you’d like to change or add to these assumptions for your answer, please spell out how.)
Possible answers:
If you think things should be done concurrently, your answer should be in the form of, for example: “(1) 90%, (6) 9%, (10) 1%.”
If you want things done sequentially and concurrently, an example answer would be: “(1) 100%, then (8) 100%, then (9) 50% and (21) 50% (Other: "help me win my favorite video game").”
You can also give answers such as “do (8) first unless it looks like it’ll take more than a year, then do (9) first until I say switch to something else.” I’d suggest, however, to not get too too crazy detailed/complicated with your answers - I’m not going to hold you to them!
There’s a somewhat similar question I found on Reddit to possibly give you some other ideas.