François Fleuret asks: what's the advantage of being smarter when everyone has smarter AI advisors
francoisfleuret · x · 2026-10-18
Noted ML researcher François Fleuret poses a big-picture question about the AI era: if everyone—including you—has advisors smarter than themselves (implying AI), what advantage does being smarter even give you? The question touches on how human capability and competitive advantage get redefined once intelligence is universally available.
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