True artificial intelligence should also have a consciousness

This is also evident in the number of technologies referring to artificial intelligence (AI). Autonomous cars and personal assistants like Apple's Siri are often spoken about, while machine learning, deep learning and neural networks are frequently featured in written text. What do these terms mean, and what is the difference between them? How far has technology based on elements of AI progressed? We discussed these topics in a series of interviews with Juraj Jánošík, an expert on artificial intelligence of the ESET company. If we can simulate human intelligence, consciousness and thinking with some technology, we achieve artificial intelligence. There is a term for it - artificial general intelligence - but there is also a concept called super intelligence. While artificial general intelligence (AGI) is meant to imitate human thinking, including its faults, super intelligence (SI) should go even further and exceed the limits of human consciousness and thinking, and considerably surpass them. However, there are more philosophical discourses involved, and we have to admit that currently, we are still far behind, even in the development of AGI.