Some of the critique is valid but some of it sounds like, "but the rules of the contest are that participants must use less than x joules of energy obtained from cellular respiration and have a singular consciousness"
I don't think anybody thinks AI was competing fair and within the rules that apply to humans. But if the humans were competing on the terms that AI solved those problems on, near-unlimited access to energy, raw compute and data, still very few humans could solve those problems within a reasonable timeframe. It would take me probably months or years to educate myself sufficiently to even have a chance.
I don't think anybody thinks AI was competing fair and within the rules that apply to humans. But if the humans were competing on the terms that AI solved those problems on, near-unlimited access to energy, raw compute and data, still very few humans could solve those problems within a reasonable timeframe. It would take me probably months or years to educate myself sufficiently to even have a chance.