The human brain has the ability to create models to solve problems in an unsupervised way. Be it problems around survival, reproduction, and things that rank hi

The human brain has the ability to create models to solve problems in an unsupervised way. Be it problems around survival, reproduction, and things that rank higher in the hierarchy of needs that can be very abstract in nature. Some people might then argue that the human experience is also about creativity, entertainment, learning, social interaction, spirituality, fitness and a long list of things. Part of it is because the brain is not only raw problem solving power... it is embodied in a human body, with bodily needs and hardwired behaviors coming from older brain structures. Like having an intuition for what may look like a predator or threat (and therefore evokes fear), what may be fine to eat, etc... and other stuff correlated with survival that guided our evolution, but not necessarily has to do with survival. But AI can be embodied into anything, and the equivalent to its primitive mind can be played with. While we have many learned behaviors, there are aspects that are not learned. AI will be different. What AI ends up developing into will greatly depend on how that is done.