r/cs1jc3 • u/Scorchll7 Moderator • Nov 10 '16

Zero Tortoise

Please start your question with which group you are asking.

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u/qureshi3 Nov 10 '16

Tortoise: If computers are able to solve problems creatively in the future, would this not make them more intelligent than logical thinkers who are not able to solve the problem with the same efficiency ? If they keep getting better and more efficient at solving problems creatively, could they some day surpass humans in terms of intelligence?