I get very annoyed when I see discussion or predictions of "when AI will reach human-level intelligence". That implies that intelligence is just one thing that you can measure linearly. Humans do not have even just 7 intelligences, as proposed by Howard Gardner. There are more dimensions to intelligence than we can imagine. Machines have already vastly outperformed human "intelligence" in myriad domains, including of course almost all games we have invented, among them chess and Go, and a multitude of data-driven judgments and decisions.

NEORIS, a digital transformation service provider that accelerates the digital capabilities of global enterprises, today unveiled its most recent analysis entitled Artificial Intelligence: Rethinking Humanity's Evolution. The comprehensive assessment cites the latest trends in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and presents a compelling thesis, by 2040 the world will see an AI-triggered transcendental shift on humanity's evolution. Since AI's inception in 1956, in the form of "a machine that could think," AI continues to evolve and impact society, businesses and humanity. Its cognitive tools have systematically reshaped how people and companies interact and possesses the power to radically transform business exchanges and human capabilities. "Research and current advancements tell us that the future of AI will be less artificial and more intelligent. AI will inevitably either reach human-level intelligence or cause human parity," says Anthony DeLima, Head of Digital Transformation and CTO at NEORIS.