Every time artificial intelligence gets smarter, we redraw the boundaries of what we call intelligence

an article by Momen Ghazouani, CEO of Setaleur, explores the paradoxical tendency of humanity to redefine intelligence as artificial intelligence (AI) continually surpasses previous expectations Ghazouani argues that despite the impressive computational power and pattern-matching abilities of large language models (LLMs) these systems lack the foundational element of genuine human intelligence the capacity to care He contends that because current AI is incapable of curiosity or motivation it can only find solutions within existing conceptual frameworks rather than truly creating new paradigms through innovation driven by personal stake or obsession Ultimately Ghazouani concludes that we are building artificial expertise instead of true general intelligence suggesting that subjective experience and the will to solve problems are essential components of valuable intellect that AI currently cannot replicate