I was explained it's more like The bots we make are derivative in the sense that we figure out an objective function, and if that function is defined well enou

I was explained it's more like The bots we make are derivative in the sense that we figure out an objective function, and if that function is defined well enough within the system and iterable by nature, then we can make bots that perform very well. If not, then the bots don't seem to really have a prayer. But what humans do is figure out what those objective functions are. Within any system. We have different modalities of interacting with the world and internal motivators modelled in different ways by psychologists. All of this structure sort of gives us a generalized objective function that we then apply to subproblems. We'd have to give AI something similar if we want it to make decisions that seem more self-driven. As the word-predictor we trained now is, it's basically saying what the wisdom of the crowd would do in X situation. Which, on its own, is clearly useful for a lot of different things. But it's also something for which it will become obsolete after humans adapt around it. It'll be your assistant yeah. It may help you make good proactive decisions for your own life. What will become marketable will change. The meta will shift.