When we say that the human brain is like a machine, it is a degrading comparison to humans. The same applies when we claim that artificial intelligence is more intelligent than humans. Such claims are made without considering various significant factors of intelligence that make humans distinct from mere machines.

In exploring AI, two noteworthy observations have surfaced. There is a universally agreed-upon scientific definition of intelligence, leaving the design of intelligent machines reliant on human models without a true understanding of our own intelligence.

Intelligence is intricate due to its various forms. A brilliant physicist may excel intellectually yet lack emotional intelligence. He may know how the physical laws of the universe work but may be socially clueless when it comes to how humans work with each other.

There are seven distinct centers of intelligence in humans—intellectual, emotional, instinctive/moving centers, sex, and two higher centers that only function as a result of inner effort. These centers are energetic...