AI

In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), there’s a fascinating paradox that challenges our assumptions about what machines can and cannot do. It’s called Moravec’s paradox, and it reveals a surprising truth: tasks we humans find easy, like recognizing a friend’s face or tying our shoelaces, are incredibly difficult for AI. Conversely, tasks we perceive as complex, like calculating pi to a million digits or playing chess at a grandmaster level, are a breeze for AI.