Human Intelligence and the language for Artificial intelligence

Human Intelligence and the language for Artificial intelligence

In 1983, the American developmental psychologist Howard Gardener described nine types of human intelligence – naturalist (nature smart), musical (sound smart), logical-mathematical (number/reasoning smart), existential (life smart), interpersonal (people smart), bodily-kinaesthetic (body smart), and linguistic (word smart).

If AI is to be truly intelligent, it should have equal potential in all these areas, but we instinctively know machines would be better at some things than others.