The AI is already more intelligent than the smartest people in some senses - it has more knowledge in aggregate than any single person will ever have, but doesn

The AI is already more intelligent than the smartest people in some senses - it has more knowledge in aggregate than any single person will ever have, but doesn't have the depth of the smartest people in a particular niche. In other ways, it's smarter than the average person even in their niche, but can still make dumb mistakes that a 3 year old would work out fairly quickly. Note that we say the same of humans. My friend always wins pub quizzes, but can barely add 2 and 2, and has the emotional intelligence of a rock. Is he "intelligent"? It's my problem with how we treat intelligence like it's a single sliding scale for everything.