Anyone who's spent substantial time using one of the state of the art AIs today can attest that this statement is clueless and ridiculous. Makes me wonder about the fitness of Yann Lecun to lead a major research lab. It does appear to me 1) he's blind to existing data 2) he doesn't know how to collect data (namely spend 10-30 mins with a SoTA AI) 3) He's blinded by his theoretical biases.

AI is clearly in the right track regarding performance and the speed of progress. Is it human level in every task? Not really. It clearly has room to grow. Is it super human in many tasks? I think so. Just learn how to use it. Peace.