Our field isn't quite “artificial intelligence” – it's “cognitive automation”
I think it is also important to remember that intelligence isn&#x27;t clearly defined. It seems a lot of people interpret it in different ways and the definition is closer to pornography (I know it when I see it).<p>I often see two camps, one that defines intelligence to be more human like. Limiting it to really cetaceans and hominids. Maybe including ravens. The other group gives too vague of a definition.<p>Personally, I do not see a problem with having lots of bins. I don&#x27;t think many disagree that intelligence is a continuum. So why restrict it to very high level bins? Because that&#x27;s the vernacular usage? I for one vote for the many bin and continuum approach. In this I think you could say that ML has some extremely low level form of intelligence, but I would generally say lower level than that of an ant. In that respect, a multi agent system with the intelligence surpassing that of ants I believe would be extremely impressive.