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Re:Deep learning is hitting a wall? by roenxi on Thursday March 10, 2022 @04:57AM (#30625138)
If you need that much evidence to tell that humans are outperforming AI then they may as well be driving to the same standard. Arguing there is a difference when someone might not be able to detect the difference in a lifetime is getting rather lost in the weeds.

By the time humans have been proven superior there is a real chance that the AIs will have improved to be superhuman. The experience in gaming is that state of the art goes from ok vs amateurs to superhuman quite quickly.

Re:Deep learning is hitting a wall? by hajile on Thursday March 10, 2022 @07:58AM (#30626389)
Humans ARE driving to that standard right now. Deaths per mile are vanishingly small in the grand scheme of things.
Re:Deep learning is hitting a wall? by hmlongco on Thursday March 10, 2022 @06:32PM (#30634096)
Yeah, but we shouldn't have a double standard. If we could get an AI to reduce the number of deaths in half it would still be worthwhile.

Besides, non-fatal ACCIDENTS per mile are much more common, and we should be able to determine if those are reducing a lot faster.