I've seen worse at an airport bookshop. This was funny: "The irony is delicious and deeply instructive. Every flaw we've identified in artificial intelligence

I've seen worse at an airport bookshop. This was funny: "The irony is delicious and deeply instructive. Every flaw we've identified in artificial intelligence exists, magnified and unchecked, in human intelligence. But here's the critical difference: when it appears in AI, we can see it, measure it, and try to fix it. When it appears in humans, we call it "just being human" and move on." Poor Claude thinks it's all a bit unfair. I didn't read much of it though, it made me feel a bit like I was a naughty avout being punished by reading pages from The Book.