What's the bare minimum range of operations an AI should be able to perform?

What's the bare minimum range of operations an AI should be able to perform?
I'm exploring all sorts of different ways an evolving AI could work, but I'm not sure which ones are even possible to compute with.

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Pleasing my dick

Pain is nature's teachings.

That's one cute snake.

You aren't exploring anything. Get over it.

Would you like to be explored?

turing completeness or something close to it

Now get the fuck out of here and read pic related, which I have linked here:
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EE student with an interest in CS. Is this book any good or just a meme?

>suggesting a book on AI
>when current AI is always either just database-absorbing or trial-and-error mutation

A useful AI? Whatever you design it for.
A real AI? Everything a human can.
A skynet AI? Everything a human can and more.