Double Standard? If a Human Solved It, We'd Call Them Brilliant, Not Pattern Matching
JJitsev · x · 2026-09-08
In the ongoing AGI debate, @JJitsev pushes back on the claim that AI solves problems merely because its pattern-recognition is faster: if a human solved the same problem, no one would dismiss it as pattern matching — they'd call the person intelligent and good at math. He argues the perception of AI achievements suffers from a double standard.
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