And why shouldn’t they expect, after all, the conference was conducted between some of the brightest minds of that time for an intensive 2-months brainstorming session.The researchers had fun for sure during that summer in Dartmouth but unfortunately, the results were a bit devastating.

Imitating the brain with the means of programming turned out to be intricate.In spite of that, some results were achieved.

processing machines that appear to have the full mental repertoire of human persons (Searle 1997).When it comes to performing a particular task weak or narrow AI is pretty good but it will not pass for humans in any other field outside of its defined capacities.Probably, you have heard of Deep Blue, the first computer that defeat human in chess and not just any human but Garry Kasparov (in 1997).

That means they can learn and make their own decisions without any human input.

Superintelligence: machines that are way ahead of humans.Smart, wise, creative, with excellent social skills; this is what superintelligence means.

Maybe except for this guy who has created a robocopy of himself.Some of the tasks that data scientists are focusing on right now (that can help to create general and superintelligence) are:Machine ReasoningMachine Reasoning or MR systems have some information at their disposal, like a database or a library.