Difference between artificial and human intelligence may be smaller than you think

Artificial intelligence (AI) has made spectacular progress in the last two decades. Computers can now diagnose medical images, predict customer behaviour, manage financial portfolios, compose poetry, and even generate art. The AI can do some of these things better than humans. As AI marches furiously towards becoming increasingly smart systems, an old philosophical question has returned to haunt us: Is human intelligence qualitatively different from artificial intelligence, or are their differences only quantitative? The revolution in AI is primarily powered by a class of algorithms called artificial neural networks. These algorithms process large quantities of data and extract statistical patterns from it.