in the broadest of strokes, no. Consumer level AI is more or less a toddler who has had far far too much information dumped into it. At best it's a competent "Yes man", and worst, it's actively detrimental to whatever people are attempting to do with it.

As far as I can reason, in order for an AI to get to those levels of intelligence, it needs a few things it currently lacks entirely.

• Proper information compartmentalization and connecting strings to get from one to another in contextually relevant ways

• A small cabal of other AIs to determine both the intent of the prompt it's being given, and that the response is appropriate and/or factual where needed.

• Some level of curiosity to seek out answers to prompts and use compartmentalizes those answers for future recall.

If an AI had these abilities, it would approach becoming a proper General AI that if given the proper resources could potentially achieve singularity.