There is an inaccuracy in the modern definition of AI. Today's definition says that AI is a program that is successful. Indeed, for a program to be successful, it must be intelligent, but the opposite is not true. A program can be intelligent but not successful, simply because it has other goals and does not strive for the success in question. From a theoretical point of view, the modern definition of AI is good enough, because it gives us an answer to the question "What is AI" even though it does not describe all intelligent programs, but only some of them. From a practical point of view, however, this definition is not sufficient. The reason is that we are on the verge of creating true AI and we need to choose from all intelligent programs the one with which we will best live. It turns out that it is not good to choose one of the successful programs. It would be better to choose a program that does not blindly strive for victory. Such a program can be called a loser, because it will not be successful enough. However, in both humans and AI, reckless ambition is not a positive quality.