These complexes of artificial intelligences will for sure be able to exceed us in many dimensions, but no one entity will do all we do better. Hah, I don't thi

These complexes of artificial intelligences will for sure be able to exceed us in many dimensions, but no one entity will do all we do better. Hah, I don't think so. For sure future systems we design will have multiple kind of intelligence. And then we'll slap on some pattern matching onto the front end to help it recognise what intelligence to apply to what situation. Much like how you recognise a math problem and pick up a calculator, or encounter a concept you don't recognise, and pick up a dictionary. So we'll develop systems that have many more of these intelligences, which will each have superior abilities to what we have now (think infinite precision math library vs a cheap handheld calculator) running at high speed and in general able to handle much larger problems. How is this not a superintelligence by any reasonable definition?