Turns out it would be a very difficult problem.

And this is called Moravec's Paradox.

The paradox is easy things are harder to do and hard things are easy to do.

And, uh, for a computer, proving theorems and other things is, seems to be done even with small computers, but human beings have difficulty.

On the other hand, human beings can see and hear and talk and walk, and computers still can't do them.

And over the last several decades as he developed and witnessed the advancement of human-computer interactions, he says his stance on AI has not changed.

AI is just a tool.

You know, when we wanted to go faster, we built cars and airplanes.