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In particular, we are unable to brute-force any problem. We solve constraint satisfaction problems via intuition and analogy. A chess master evaluates millions of times fewer positions than a computer program at a comparable level.
Our biological and experiential limitations *force* our brains to be *intelligent* -- to learn from few examples, to generalize strongly, to build complex solutions in few trials. Everything that is out of reach for AI today.
Conclusion, humans will complement AI systems for a while. A valid point against AI taking all jobs idea.
I think it’s useful to remember this when general AI seems out of reach. The algorithms we’re looking for *do exist* because the evidence is literally inside our heads.
I totally agree with you and my intuition tells me that you are right...
I always enjoy reading your thoughts so merci and a salute from Barcelona. 
Also undetermined: the extent we are born with whatever is analogous to NN weights. Jerry Fodor's LOT theory is relevant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_of_thought_hypothesis …. If our brains are pre-trained with semantic structures, true AI is probably all but impossible to train in short timeframes
Neurotransmitters. Our brains are far beyond binary.
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