Scientists Reportedly Build a Computer with a Four-Year-Old Human Brain

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It might take some time until we see it mature
For years, writers and luminaries and filmmakers thought that smart AIs will be the end of the human race, and it seems we are close to that. Scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago managed to create an AI that got an IQ test score of a four-year-old kid.

To stop computer science progress in developing better and better artificial intelligence out of an apocalyptic fear of sentient destructive robots is folly. Robots are machines that do not really think by themselves but rather simulate that, and they do it rather well, with a computer AI managing to get decent scores at a standard IQ test given to humans.

Using the open-source system called ConceptNet, the scientists took the standard Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI-III) test that is usually given to children and is capable of an estimation of cognitive function of its subjects. The test also searches for any strengths and weaknesses in someone's cognitive thinking, and when applied to the computer AI, it managed to test the computer's ability to understand language and even process responses.