Human Brain Excels at Harnessing, Computer Brain Already Beats Us at Coding
MartinGTobias · x · 2026-10-30
MartinGTobias argues that the human brain is very good at harnessing, while the computer brain is already better than humans at a subset of harnessing tasks such as writing code, and is still improving. He expects the next 10-20 years to refine and evolve this division of labor between the two brains.
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