If intelligence is the only thing that defines your humanity, then perhaps you are the one who is nihilistic. I believe we still have a lot on the table left if

If intelligence is the only thing that defines your humanity, then perhaps you are the one who is nihilistic. I believe we still have a lot on the table left if intelligence is blown away by computers. Not just music, art, emotion, etc. but also our fundamental humanity, the way we interact with the world, build it, and share it with others. Why don't other forms of computer supremacy alarm you in the same way, anyways? Did it lower your humanity to recognize that there are certain data analysis tasks that have a conventional algorithm that makes zero mistakes and finishes in a second? Does it lower the humanity of mathematicians working on the fluid equations to be using computer-assisted proof algorithms that output a flurry of gigabytes of incomprehensible symbolic math data?