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Beating someone at a game of chess is not real intelligence, says the storied Co-founder of Apple Computers, Steve Wozniak. Credited with designing the first among personal computers and bringing out Apple I and Apple II, Wozniak is a firm believer in intuition and feelings which have no match to Artificial Intelligence (AI).

The technology entrepreneur and philanthropist who left Apple in 1985 continues to pursue new projects. He co-founded post-secondary education and training platform for software engineering and technology development Woz U in 2017, and more recently, blockchain-based energy-saving platform, Efforce.

Speaking excitedly about a new idea to look at mapping space debris in the near-earth magnetic field, Wozniak says that there are a number of emerging technology solutions that he would have liked to work with if he were born in the 2000s.

He added that Internet-of-Things, especially in a home environment, robotics, building processors, sensors and semiconductors out of different materials, quantum computing and battery technology are some of the other technology challenges which inspire him.

My whole life I have been thinking about comparing computers to the brain if there is a way to build an electric brain.., says Wozniak.

Wozniak also cheekily reminds us that the human brain was faster than the computer when it started out.

Bringing us back to the message, that while a Google image search can identify a dog breed in seconds but does it really know what a dog is?

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