Comment by api

I don't think Moravec's paradox is the same, and you could argue that one no longer holds -- though I'm not sure. You could also argue that Moravec's paradox still holds but that we now have such powerful computers and huge models that we have been able to brute force our way to the capabilities it talks about. It takes many many orders of magnitude more compute power to do things like spatial location, language processing, etc. than it does to do more closed-form things like chess... we just actually have that compute power now.