> but nobody treats that as the ultimate goal. I remember watching Andrew Ng's course on ML and he was often talking about "AI dream". I think that the goal o

> but nobody treats that as the ultimate goal. I remember watching Andrew Ng's course on ML and he was often talking about "AI dream". I think that the goal of AI is to build machines that are progressively more intelligent. To build those machine you have to build an artificial form of intelligence, to further analyze and research what intelligence really means. I don't think humans are really able to visualize a form of intelligence other than human or mammal/earthly life forms. Our intelligence comes from an evolutionary need to figure out things in order to survive, but it's an earthly version of how we evolved. With that said, I think we can already say that our definition of intelligence will always biased because we put our human intelligence on a pedestal, and worst than that, we won't be able to detect other forms of intelligence because of those reasons.