Who is smarter human or Google?

According to researchers Feng Liu, Yong Shi, and Ying Liu, Google’s AI has an IQ of 47.28 based on tests carried out throughout 2016. Google’s score is slightly below a six-year-old human’s IQ of 55.5, but more than double Siri’s IQ of 23.9.

Who is smarter AI or human?

In some circumstances AI can determine superior outcomes than human-based decision matrices. This is based on its ability to identify complex patterns in large amounts of data. However, the ability of AI to independently perform complex divergent thinking is extremely limited. That is, AI is not smarter than humans.

What is Google’s IQ?

Researchers Feng Liu, Yong Shi and Yin Liu carried out tests throughout 2016, which ranked Google’s AI IQ at 47.28, just shy of the average IQ they found for a human 6-year-old: 55.5. Siri’s IQ fell well below at 23.9, which was also lower than Microsoft Corp.’s (MSFT) Bing and Baidu, at 31.98 and 32.92, respectively.

Is anything smarter than Google?

While Google’s AI is intelligent, it’s still not as smart as a regular six-year-old child — whose IQ average at about 55.5, and even less than the average 18-year-old with an IQ of 97. Apple’s Siri scored just 23.94 — less than half the IQ of Google’s AI.

Is Google smarter than Alexa?

According to an April 2019 report from market research firm Perficient Digital, Alexa answers your questions incorrectly more frequently than Google Assistant. The report found Google Assistant attempted to answer nearly 70 percent of the questions it was asked and responded correctly nearly 90 percent of the time.

Can computers ever be smarter than humans?

And in those areas, computers can be smarter than humans. “Today, computers can learn faster than humans, e.g., (IBM’s) Watson can read and remember all the research on cancer, no human could,” says Maital. “With deep learning, Watson can also solve a problem, for example, how to treat a rare form of cancer — and it has done so.

Do search engines like Google make people less intelligent?

I wouldn’t say that “search engines” or Google in particular make people less intelligent. Before the mainstream use of the internet to find out information, people still had the same intelligence level. They simply used books, maps, mentors, and networking to find out the information they needed.

What does it mean to be smarter or more intelligent?

Let’s start by defining what we mean by “smarter” or “more intelligent.” Intelligence has two components, says Professor Shlomo Maital, Senior Research Fellow for the S. Neaman Institute at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. One is the ability to learn, the other is the ability to solve problems.

Are computers better at solving problems than humans?

Computers are certainly more adept at solving quandaries that benefit from their unique skillset, but humans hold the edge on tasks that machines simply can’t perform. Not yet, anyway.