HUMAN INTELLIGENCE NEEDN'T BOW TO AI ADVANCEMENT
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As AI systems increasingly match or exceed human performance in games, writing, and mathematics, experts argue we're applying the wrong framework to assess intelligence. Treating cognitive ability like a single measurable dimension misses what makes human thought distinct.
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