In Zeno’s paradox, a tortoise beats Achilles, the fastest runner in Greece, in a race. The tortoise gets a head start in the race because he’s a slow poke. By the time Achilles reaches the spot where the tortoise began, the tortoise has moved a little further on. By the time Achilles reaches that new spot, the tortoise has moved again. No matter how fast Achilles runs, there’s always another gap to close; it keeps regenerating. In Zeno’s paradox of AI, we humans are the turtle. We start 50…