It's the same error that people make when they assume that because an LLM succeeds at a task humans need to use their full mental powers to perform well at, that means the LLM matches or exceeds those human mental powers, just in the other direction.

March 31, 2026 - 05:53 UTC

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It also devalues human intelligence IMO. Like, the long division algorithm is a very simple thing computationally. There is nothing hard or impressive about a computer doing it. A human child, using a brain THAT NEVER EVOLVED FOR THIS, learning to execute and utilize that algorithm is a marvel.
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