Imagine a smart monkey talking to other smart monkeys trying to figure out how humans would ever be able to escape the (simple) prison they built for them. The humans would find a way to escape. No matter how ingenious the monkeys think they are.
You're asking a question, to which you (and most humans) don't know the answer, and you're (wrongly) assuming a being much more intelligent than you also wouldn't. And by "much more" i don't mean the difference between Einstein and a common person. I mean the difference between a hamster and a common person.
We are still humans, and what we have achieved today would be considered magic by any standards for someone in the medieval ages. Now imagine a super intelligent being and doing something that we, today, would consider magic. It's not farfetched at all. We already have that now vs medieval ages.
You need a similar degree of open mindedness and imagination to be able to discern what such an intelligence being would be capable of.
> You need a similar degree of open mindedness and imagination to be able to discern what such an intelligence being would be capable of.
Or a naive grasp of reality... You can posit all the super intelligence you like, actually creating it is another story entirely.
For instance, it's clear the transformer architecture is brute force and memory hungry... Why hasn't ai improved on this? After ten years still no luck?
Doesn't look good does it?