It's incredible how stupidly powerful the rational part of the human brain is. It has this unlimited capacity to get lost in details. "What does it mean for AI

It's incredible how stupidly powerful the rational part of the human brain is. It has this unlimited capacity to get lost in details. "What does it mean for AI to Understand?" - we keep arguing over definitions and moving the goal posts to make it seem we are an step closer to reaching AI. When my first AI coworker will read the on-boarding docs and start solving Jira issues I will have no doubt we have done it. That simple. Does anybody believe that an entity that would actually develop AI would start selling it? They would keep it for themselves and literally take over the world! Complete domination of the digital realm is one of easiest things an AI could do - I believe a lot easier than driving a car. And that alone would make them God. When the first true AI will be born we will simply live the experience. Imagine being there when we learned to control fire. Would you argue over the definition of it? The size, flame color, temperature and so on? Something that great can not be denied by such small details. LE: what happened to the Touring test? We forgot about it or does ordering things from Amazon when we command smartphone assistants to turn down the lights actually fools us?