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This paper summarises how the "SP theory of intelligence" and its realisationin the "SP computer model" simplifies and integrates concepts across artificialintelligence and related areas, and thus provides a promising foundation forthe development of a general, human-level thinking machine, in accordance withthe main goal of research in artificial general intelligence.  The key to this simplification and integration is the powerful concept of"multiple alignment", borrowed and adapted from bioinformatics. This concepthas the potential to be the "double helix" of intelligence, with as muchsignificance for human-level intelligence as has DNA for biological sciences.  Strengths of the SP system include: versatility in the representation ofdiverse kinds of knowledge; versatility in aspects of intelligence (including:strengths in unsupervised learning; the processing of natural language; patternrecognition at multiple levels of abstraction that is robust in the face oferrors in data; several kinds of reasoning (including: one-step `deductive'reasoning; chains of reasoning; abductive reasoning; reasoning withprobabilistic networks and trees; reasoning with 'rules'; nonmonotonicreasoning and reasoning with default values; Bayesian reasoning with'explaining away'; and more); planning; problem solving; and more); seamlessintegration of diverse kinds of knowledge and diverse aspects of intelligencein any combination; and potential for application in several areas (including:helping to solve nine problems with big data; helping to develop human-levelintelligence in autonomous robots; serving as a database with intelligence andwith versatility in the representation and integration of several forms ofknowledge; serving as a vehicle for medical knowledge and as an aid to medicaldiagnosis; and several more).

The SP Theory of Intelligence as a Foundation for the Development of a General, Human-Level Thinking Machine