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>...and to say that the ultimate apex of life is that which can calculate and aggregate faster than anything
But for one, AI doesn't equate convolutional neural networks. So: not yet. (Not that I think it will be within the next 10 years)
>They're massive algorithms, not living things in the sense we know organic life to be ...
Secondly you can make the case that human brains might be not more than the "machine learned" algorithms that you describe either. Only that they were not crafted by another intelligence, but by evolution over a millennium.