Living with Artificial Intelligence

Machines don't have an IQ. This is a common mistake that some commentators make, i.e., the machine IQ will exceed human IQ at some point of time. A trivial example is how the Google Search Engine remembers everything, but still can't plan its way out of a paper bag. Turing's 1950 paper, "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" is one of the stepping stones for AI, which introduced many of the core ideas of AI, including Machine Learning (ML). The paper also proposed what we now call the Turing Test as a thought experiment, and it demolished several standard objections to the very possibility of machine intelligence.