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    Chris Paxton Sees Lasting Human Intelligence Advantages

    AI researcher at Agility Robotics states his view on human strengths versus machines.

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    Chris Paxton, an AI and robotics researcher focused on embodied AI and humanoid robots who currently leads AI at Agility Robotics after roles at Meta FAIR and N…, posted his belief that humans will keep some comparative advantage over machines. He added that AI trend lines are incredible and that individuals may not like the tasks left on the human side of the intelligence line.

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    @chris_j_paxtonI still fundamentally believe there will be some measure of comparative advantage to human intelligence -- there will be things that we are better at than machines. But the trend lines are incredible, and you (as an individual) may not be happy with what ends up on the "human" side of the intelligence line.

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    @chris_j_paxtonI still fundamentally believe there will be some measure of comparative advantage to human intelligence -- there will be things that we are better at than machines. But the trend lines are incredible, and you (as an individual) may not be happy with what ends up on the "human" side of the intelligence line.