According to the latest news from the National Institute of Information Technology of Japan, the artificial intelligence (AI) program they developed has been able to score 511 points in Japan's college entrance examination, and the national average score of this test is 416 points. Friends who know about Japan may know that the difficulty of the Japanese college entrance examination is no less than that of the Chinese college entrance examination, especially the science exam. In this exam, the best results of AI are math and history, but AI still has defects in word understanding, and the physics score is not ideal. At present, the score of this set of artificial intelligence has reached 80% of Japan's domestic university admission mark.

At present, the National Institute of Information Technology of Japan is still continuing to improve the intelligence level of artificial intelligence. They are trying to improve the understanding of artificial intelligence in terms of words and emotions, so that its thinking is closer to human beings rather than looking at it as a robot. They aim to make it reach the admission mark of Tokyo University in Japan by 2021.

I remember we used to say that robots can't surpass humans because they were created by humans, but in this sentence, "human" refers to all humans in the macro, not individuals. As far as the current development is concerned, robots have surpassed a small number of humans in some aspects, such as memory, mathematics, and so on.