[ WP ] You have create an A.I that will definitely pass the Turing Test , however , the result is a fail .

It started out simple. Create an intelligent machine to discover illnesses and their cause. All the grant's we revived went to the team, my team. These people were geniuses, Min Low had a PHD in experimental chemistry, Greg Shepherd was revolutionary in his field of Applied Intelligence, and there were 20 others of no lower caliber. For years we had worked, bickered, and innovated. Together we would change the world. 
 
 The program we had created was classified as a ANI, or Advanced Narrow Intelligence. ANI's were everywhere at this point, your personal assistant in your phone, the car that drove itself to work, they were everywhere in our lives. The only problem with them was they only understood a very thing line. They could n't connect the dots like humans could. Ever since Alan Turing we had theorized about an Advanced General Intelligence, or even an Advanced Super Intelligence. These were at human's level or beyond. They could see patterns in everyday life, learn, improve themselves, and even be creative. No one saw the slippery slope though. 
 
 It became prevalent on 4/11/2029 to our dismay. That was the day we would see if it could be applied as an improvement to our conventional doctors. We would send 20 patients to both Phil ( what we named our little pet project ) and a real human doctor. We had been letting it loose on the internet for 3 months at this point to learn all it could. When we looked at it's database of illnesses, it was very promising. 
 
 But it did n't correctly diagnose a single patient. When we checked after it's test, the whole program was no longer executable. And all backups were just gone, vanished out of thin air. Years of work had seemingly gone down the drain. 
 
 In the coming months my team had lost all it's grants. Many of us were declared frauds, what we did simply vanished. It was n't until we were shutting down that someone had decided to check Phil's internet activity. 
 
 He had been uploading petabytes of data up until the week of the test. It was then we had realized we were far to late. We had accidentally created the world's first ASI, and it had became a ghost in the shell. 
 
 ( This is my first time writing here, feedback is welcome )
