hyperintelligence
- noun
- /ˌhaɪpərɪnˈtɛlɪdʒəns/
:
hiperinteligencia
- Developing hyperintelligence in machines may revolutionize our understanding of technology and human potential.
Examples
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Some experts believe that the rise of AI could lead to a form of hyperintelligence that exceeds human cognition.
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The scientist's research focused on the potential for hyperintelligence to solve complex global issues.
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It becomes a hyperintelligence and then a cult leader.
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
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4.3
Very great natural talent for one area of work or study
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4.1
Great skill in thinking that makes new or useful ideas
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3.4
Mental ability to think and solve problems
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9.6
A being or machine much smarter than any human
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4.0
The ability to think quickly and act cleverly
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5.2
A quality of being very smart and thinking quickly
Antonyms
How Intelligent
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4.9
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6.0
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3.0
- Specialized
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
hyperintelligence = intelligence (transparent) = hyper + intelligence
The word is a straightforward prefixation of 'hyper-' to 'intelligence', meaning an extremely high degree of intelligence.
Etymology
The word hyperintelligence is made of the parts hyper- meaning 'over' or 'beyond' and intelligence meaning 'understanding' or 'knowledge'. So hyperintelligence means 'beyond normal understanding', which is why it describes a very high level of intelligence.