The Polymorphic Intelligence

The aim of this paper is to reconsider the idea of human intelligence and machine intelligence as two separate entities. To do so, we defined a new concept that we call Polymorphic Intelligence [1]. Such a concept comes up as a possible answer to many „false‟ paradigms and philosophical and conceptual orientations that for decades have pervaded many research fields, such as education, art, literature, psychology, pedagogy, science, technology and A.I. We believe, indeed, that in this exact moment of human history, it becomes necessary to clarify with a strong theoretical paradigm what is the real relationship between machines and humans. Therefore, we propose to abandon the mental scheme by which intelligence is an exclusive prerogative of the humans to embrace the idea that machines have started to express a real collaborative and/or competitive force, they are able to produce ideation, inspiration and contribute to the wealth of