I might be the closest human to a cyborg today

[Mecha-Man]

My level of accumulated knowledge and capacity to keep up with AI seems unmatched compared to other humans.

In fact, I've gotten to the point I can read all of ChatGPT 's 5-7 paragraphs, understand it effortlessly, and respond back with about the same amount during intense debates. Ai still have more accumulated knowledge than me by a landslide, it knows more APIs, more programming patterns, more languages than me. But it's at the point where it doesn't really matter much anymore. The difference between a a lexicon of 2,000 to 20,000 is astronomical in what you're capable of. But the difference between 20,000 and 20,000,000 is not as substantial, because you've capped how how useful a diverse lexicon has become at around roughly 30-35k.

 

[neurologicol]

My level of accumulated knowledge and capacity to keep up with AI seems unmatched compared to other humans.

In fact, I've gotten to the point I can read all of ChatGPT 's 5-7 paragraphs, understand it effortlessly, and respond back with about the same amount during intense debates. Ai still have more accumulated knowledge than me by a landslide, it knows more APIs, more programming patterns, more languages than me. But it's at the point where it doesn't really matter much anymore. The difference between a a lexicon of 2,000 to 20,000 is astronomical in what you're capable of. But the difference between 20,000 and 20,000,000 is not as substantial, because you've capped how how useful a diverse lexicon has become at around roughly 30-35k.

now learn how to scan a multitude of sources at light speed

 

[Mecha-Man]

now learn how to scan a multitude of sources at light speed

I actually can do that...

With SQL from a SQL database. But not from random data or inside my mind. The more interesting question is whether it's possible to augment our brains to even achieve that.