Artificial Intelligence (AI) is NOT General Intelligence | Dinesh Maheshwari | TEDxBoston

AI Capabilities and Limitations - The industry believes Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is not achievable in the foreseeable future [1] - AI excels in known spaces, utilizing concepts and data for tasks like discovering Newton's laws of motion or inventing the steam locomotive [9][7] - AI struggles with tasks requiring insight and intuition, such as Archimedes' principle, special relativity, or creating art like Leonardo's Mona Lisa [8] Human Intelligence - Human intelligence uniquely enables problem-solving through insight-based learning and intuition, distinct from logic-based approaches [11][14] - Insight allows humans to traverse unknown spaces, while intuition accelerates both logical and insightful processes [21] - Human beings can create value in the unknown space, which machines cannot [22] Future Implications - The industry suggests focusing on human strengths rather than competing with machines, leveraging AI to enhance value in known areas [24] - Human General Intelligence is considered significantly broader than Artificial Intelligence, even with advancements in quantum computing [23]