criteria of software program being intelligent

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Just out of curiosity, assuming there exists an software life form. How would you detect him/her? What are your criteria of figuring out if something/someone is intelligent or not?

It seems to me that it should be quite simple to create such software once you set the right target (not just following a naive "mimic human->pass Turing Test" way).

When posting an answer try also finding a counter example. I have real difficuly inventing anything consistent which I myself agree with.

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