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Thats not how Artificial intelligence works. ai are not just a static program that dose it thing its a bunch of models that run on all of the input it receives and improves its performance by testing lots of lots of patterns until its able to make better and better decisions. Deepscale is not so much about acquiring Deepscale’s technology but about hiring 30 engineers whom primary skill is designing same type of tools and models Tesla uses in there cars. Of course if any parts of deepscales research improves the base function eg detections and visual modeling that is only icing on the cake.

It won’t be a any programming language. By their very name “programming”, by definition, whatever software that is created is “programmed”, which means that they are fixed and rigid, and subject to the amount of “intelligence” and knowledge imparted by their programming masters.Any such software won’t be able to learn on their own, and adjust their own “thinking” process beyond that which was originally envisioned by their makers.True AI will not be programmed. It will be trained, and once trained it would be capable of learning and improving itself. No static program, even self-modifying program would be able to do this. Self-modifying programs are limited to the granularity of their constituent subroutines.In my opinion, to achieve true AI that can pass the Turing Test, one needs to have a self evolving system that is capable of modeling the real world without the benefit any preconceived “tokens”. By tokens, I mean in how programming languages would represent real world objects and concepts as singular atomic entities. True AI would be able to build its own “tokens”.The model with the best possibility for achieving this are those models derived from biology. Among these the most promising is the neural network or any model that simulates a neural network.

1. Assuming you meant Intelligence:A static analysis of the processes involved in the creation of such a program can be performed to give an answer even if the program was trying to hide from us its ability to think. See, Static program analysis.The difficulty of such analysis is going to depend on the actual programming being done and the underlying computer architecture.Under our current deterministic computer architectures, static analysis is a routine procedure and not overly difficult to devise. But under a possible future non-deterministic computer architecture (that some, myself included, would argue is essential for the development of a Strong AI), static analysis is impossible. In this case, we would use dynamic analysis processes meant to test the cognitive abilities of the program. It would still not be able to hide from us. But this type of analysis is more complex to come up with.In short, if we created it, it won't be able to fool us into thinking we failed.2. Assuming you really mean Life:Life has no formal, consensual, definition. This alone is a big hint that an answer to your question isn't possible until we agree somehow on what Life means.Still, Life has been discussed in the context of Artificial Intelligence. Some would argue a Strong AI capable of producing other Strong AIs would qualify it as life. While others think that concept is too narrow, since Biology does not account for Reproduction as the sole indicator of life. While a Strong AI capable of creating other AIs does have a few of the characteristics of Life other than reproduction, it lacks a few others: It is not composed of cells, it does not exhibit internal growth and it does not change internally over time as a response to the environment (mutation).Philosophy is more permissive than Biology. And the two main views of Life from a philosophical perspective can in some way or another accommodate Artificial Intelligence; Materialism and Hylomorphism.Of note however the fact that Strong Artificial Intelligence is almost certainly not going to be strictly a software processes. More likely a Strong AI will be a combination or hardware and software. The engineering requirements for a Strong AI may end up actually fulfilling all the Biological requisites of life. For instance, some of us argue that we will only achieve a Strong AI through emulation, rather than simulation. And that we will end up marrying Biology, Engineering and Computer Science to produce and sustain a living biological brain that, although artificial because it was man-made, will otherwise be a true replica of a human brain. Assuming we can then also build a biological body, we end up with a rather strong candidate for a living entity. In Cloud Atlas you see such AIs.