It's interesting how flying a plane is far more challenging for a human than driving a car, but in the same way that solving a calculus problem is far more chal

It's interesting how flying a plane is far more challenging for a human than driving a car, but in the same way that solving a calculus problem is far more challenging than reading the subtext of a conversation: It's totally flipped for computers, because the former is about making adjustments based on a lot of interrelated numbers while the latter is about identifying signals and making lateral connections to respond. It might be fair to say a human has to think a lot like a computer to fly a plane, while a computer has to think like a human to drive a car.