And this is indeed a huge problem with a lot of the attacks on LLM even as more limited AI - a lot of them are based on applying arbitrary standards without even trying to benchmark against people, and without people being willing to discuss where they draw the line for stating that a given subset of people do not possess general intelligence...
I think people get really uncomfortable trying to even tackle that, and realistically for a huge set of AI tasks we need AI that are more intelligent than a huge subset of humans for it to be useful. But there are also a lot of tasks where AI that is not needed, and we "just" need "more human failure modes".
I think people get really uncomfortable trying to even tackle that, and realistically for a huge set of AI tasks we need AI that are more intelligent than a huge subset of humans for it to be useful. But there are also a lot of tasks where AI that is not needed, and we "just" need "more human failure modes".