I keep coming back to this idea that the best AI products make users more capable. In 2005 playchess(dot)com had a tournament which let anyone take help of any chess supercomputer they had. Grandmasters and highly rated players showed up, ready to fire up their strongest chess engines. Even the most powerful chess-specific supercomputer, Hydra, an old rival of IBM, entered. It didn't even make it to the semifinals. Grandmasters, with their chess engines, couldn't make it too. The grand…