> What is the real criterion for a machine to be considered intelligent? There is no need to come up with a perfect criteria list for human like intelligence.

> What is the real criterion for a machine to be considered intelligent? There is no need to come up with a perfect criteria list for human like intelligence. And maybe it is even impossible, as we can only use the rational part of the brain to understand the whole. But when a human like intelligent machine will be here we will all know it without a doubt. It will have the impact of the wheel, the control of fire, things like that. Nobody stood around to argue about how hot things need to get to catch fire or when exactly a wheel becomes a wheel as opposed to a rolling tree trunk when their neighbors where throwing torches on their straw roofs from war chariots. Arguing about definitions, criterion, moving the goal post, etc, is just overthinking. You will drop to your knees with eyes full of tears and mouth wide open when you will experience true AI. That's how you will know.