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Comment by Kinrany

3 hours ago

> rather than a super human intelligence

That's a strawman (or at least a weakman): only a very small number of people (perhaps overrepresented online) thinks current agents are superhuman at programming in practice.

Which is of course not the same group as those who expect new models to become superhuman in months/years.

I'm responding to the push to rebrand it as Super Intelligence coming from people in power (not just the current occupant of the White House). Whether or not they believe it to be super human, they seem to want us to see it that way.

And of course the whole point of tools is being superhuman, compared to humans without those tools. E.g. compilers are better than humans at converting C into assembly. "Just a tool" doesn't mean much.