I'd challenge the premise instead of trying to claim that it's one way or another. Asking the question of whether something is intelligent always strikes me as

I'd challenge the premise instead of trying to claim that it's one way or another. Asking the question of whether something is intelligent always strikes me as odd. We don't have a definition of what intelligence is and our best guess in determining whether something is intelligent is to use the Turing test, which is highly subjective and doesn't bring us any closer to defining it. I think its far more productive to ask the question of what technology like this can realistically do for us instead of debating whether its intelligent or not.