If you implement stuff with AI for either school or a company, I'd get used to this kind of goalpost moving. AIs currently beat "average" humans at just about

If you implement stuff with AI for either school or a company, I'd get used to this kind of goalpost moving. AIs currently beat "average" humans at just about every task, if done by itself. Multimodal models will do more, but they're for next year. But reading, writing, translating, talking, listening, controlling robots, designing proteins, modeling chemical reactions, driving, ... so currently it is fancy to compare AIs to absolute top human performance, while ignoring the problems even top performing humans have (such as needing to sleep, not knowing every language, cost, ...)