Psychological/Decision
Moravec's Paradox
Hard problems for humans are easy for computers, and vice versa
Overview
The observation that high-level reasoning requires little computation, while low-level sensorimotor skills require enormous computational resources.
AI can easily beat humans at chess and complex mathematics but struggles with tasks toddlers find easy: recognizing faces, walking, understanding language context, picking up objects. Why are 'hard' human tasks easy for AI and 'easy' human tasks hard for AI?