Kids born today may be the first generation where human intelligence isn't the default
VraserX · x · 2026-10-27
VraserX argues that children born today may be the first generation that never experiences a world where human intelligence is the default. They'll grow up surrounded by machines that explain, create, teach, and eventually do things we can't — and will likely find our obsession with being smarter than machines hilarious.
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