One high-level AI test assesses the ability to correctly recognize and classify an image. In some instances, this test has surpassed human capability to make such assessments. For example, the Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW) dataset supports facial recognition with some 13,000 images to train and calibrate facial recognition machine learning tools using either neural nets or deep learning. The new automated AI image recognition tools can statistically outperform human facial recognition capability using this dataset. The task at hand, however, is fundamentally ยerceptual in nature. These tasks functionally discriminate through mathematically correlated geometric patterns but stop short of any form ofhigher-order cognitive reasoning. Moreover, while it compares selective recognition accuracy against human ability, other mission-critical aspects of the underlying code base remain unchecked under this test.