I would argue that AI is able to do a lot of what a 110 IQ human does today already-- at least the 30% of the population that is of average intelligence and has

I would argue that AI is able to do a lot of what a 110 IQ human does today already-- at least the 30% of the population that is of average intelligence and has a below average appetite for growth and challenge. And sure, it's not perfectly transferable. It's going to be a long time before it can fix my plumbing, but there's a fair number of tasks that it can do now that are useful. > toward some other weird goal of hyper-intelligence I think the near term goal is something that can do most human tasks of the scope of tens of minutes of work at a computer, without task selection or self-direction. In some ways this looks superhuman, doing this stuff at high speed and 24/7. But it's superhuman like a mechanical loom is superhuman. Even better would be something you could delegate higher level goals, including tasks of larger scope and duration, but that's slower coming.