My take is that even if AI qualitatively stops where it is right now, and only continues to get faster / more memory efficient, it already represents an unprece

My take is that even if AI qualitatively stops where it is right now, and only continues to get faster / more memory efficient, it already represents an unprecedented value add to human productivity. Most people just don't see it yet. The reason why that is, is because it "fills in" the weak spots of the human brain - associative memory, attention, working memory constraints, aversion to menial mental work. This does for the brain what industrialization did for the body. All we need to do to realize its potential is emphasize _collaboration_ with AI, rather than _replacement_ by AI, that the pundits currently emphasize as rage (and therefore click) bait.