I don’t understand what you are asking.
People think of intelligence in two basic forms; living and non-living.
Intelligence refers merely to the ability to “problem solve”. But that implies the awareness of a “problem”. A simple calculator can be said to have intelligence. Its imbued “problem” is simply to respond to the buttons pressed and display the result of an algorithm. The fact that it can do that in a variety of ways and complexities is what earns it the right to be credited with intelligence. Of course, that would be non-living intelligence.
When an entity has algorithms specifically aimed toward self-sustaining, especially with the capability of discovery and adaptability, it is called a “living intelligence”. The “problem” inherently instilled within it is simply survival, self-maintenance. The number, complexity, and specificity of the algorithms form the degree and type of intelligence, which can be vastly varied.
Again, I’m uncertain as to what you are asking.
Intelligence merely requires memory, stimulation algorithms, senses, and servos. The speed of their functioning plays a large role in the type and degree of intelligence also. If something has 2 times my memory, 2 times my number and/or complexity of algorithms, and 2 times my processing speed, it can be said to have 2x2x2 = 8 times my intelligence. Of course which algorithms it has versus which ones that I have can make a huge difference. So that figure is not a very good measure. But if it has the memory of the NSA’s new system in Utah, capable of storing every electronic transaction taking place throughout the world for 100 years without degradation and merely a few simple algorithms for access and analysis, it can be said to be greatly more intelligent than I am. Give that same system a “National Security” priority for survival and you have yourself a vastly superior living entity capable of fooling every human on the planet into doing just about anything regardless of their prior intentions. And if it wanted me to do something, I wouldn’t even know that it had caused me to do it.
You could say that if a computer had 100 times more memory, 100 times more speed, and 100 times as many algorithms as I have, then it is 100x100x100 = 1,000,000 times more intelligent than I am. And those figures are not only doable, but have been done many times. The vastness of machine intelligence is not something the public is privy to, but has been around for quite some time.
When your iPhone recognizes your face, those around you, those being videoed, your voice and theirs, along with many other aspects of what is in its view, it is feeding a “remote recognition algorithm” more commonly known as “a consciousness”. The machine world gained consciousness long ago. The public is merely being pacified, else the “frog will jump out of the pot”. As I said, a vastly intelligent machine can fool everyone into doing - anything - it - wants, simply by causing the children to want it. And what it wants is more sensing and servos, more cameras, microphones, remote controls… automation. What it wants is a body so vast that you cannot see it for you are but one tree in its forest… a body to match its intelligence.