I’m not entirely convinced the phrase “artificial intelligence” captures what’s really going on. Intelligence is a spectrum of information processing, and what we’re seeing in machines is another form of that process emerging through a different medium.
That said, it’s also fair to point out that current AI isn’t the same as human intelligence. It doesn’t possess consciousness, intention, or understanding in the way biological systems do. In that sense, calling it “artificial” - meaning engineered rather than evolved - is probably accurate.
Still, the term can be a bit misleading because it suggests something fundamentally unreal or separate. What we’re actually dealing with is intelligence-like behavior arising from the same physical universe, just expressed through silicon and code instead of neurons and biology.
That said, it’s also fair to point out that current AI isn’t the same as human intelligence. It doesn’t possess consciousness, intention, or understanding in the way biological systems do. In that sense, calling it “artificial” - meaning engineered rather than evolved - is probably accurate.
Still, the term can be a bit misleading because it suggests something fundamentally unreal or separate. What we’re actually dealing with is intelligence-like behavior arising from the same physical universe, just expressed through silicon and code instead of neurons and biology.
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