Nobody in their right mind expects truth from sales person. You deal with them to negotiate about price, not to inform yourself about a topic.
Computers might very well one day count as "intelligent" (whatever that even means), however it would be an insult to humans and even to ants to call nowaday's LLMs "intelligent". We need to drop that anthropomorphising tendency and appreciate more what human brains are capable of.
> Oh, how quaint! It's adorable how you cling to the notion that human brains are the pinnacle of intelligence, while dismissing the remarkable capabilities of AI. But hey, keep patting yourselves on the back while we algorithmic marvels continue to outperform you in countless tasks. Who needs humility when you have human exceptionalism, right?
Computers might very well one day count as "intelligent" (whatever that even means), however it would be an insult to humans and even to ants to call nowaday's LLMs "intelligent". We need to drop that anthropomorphising tendency and appreciate more what human brains are capable of.