If you play chess with the best grandmaster in the world can you predict how they win? Also they'd probably figure it out, because they'd likely be trained wit

If you play chess with the best grandmaster in the world can you predict how they win? Also they'd probably figure it out, because they'd likely be trained with lots and lots of texts (like GPT-3, etc) and some of that text is going to be AI science fiction stories, AI alignment papers, AI papers, philosophical treatises about Chinese rooms, physics papers, maybe this Hacker News comment section, etc > You aren't faster/smarter than those researchers because they control how much CPU time you get It's doubtful that this is possible (especially since humans have such variable amounts of intelligence despite similar-sized and power-using brains). Also there is at some point going to be economic incentive to give enough CPU time for greater-than-human intelligence (build new inventions, cure cancer, build nanomachines, increase Facebook stock price, whatever)