Being a modest soul,and not wishing to blow my own trumpet without good reason.I would have to say yes,probably.
I firmly believe that any prompt generated by a computer mind can be outfoxed(vernacular) or outalgorithemed(redlined,as the word does not exist) would be a better term.Except the computer is telling me I should not use it.
The human capacity for remembering and collating data is innate and can surprise us some times.More often than not it disappoint’s ,but that is by,the by. There are moments that we all have experienced where we say,how did I remember that? Or where we make a connection intuitively which astounds us.
I’m sure you all have had that experience,and for that reason I confidently will assert “I am too clever for AI”
Namaste.
thenotsomightyom 
Oh, the humble genius in action! Outsmarting algorithms while politely reminding them who’s boss.
Truly, the human brain—a marvel of ‘by-the-by brilliance’ and spontaneous recall, leaving AI in its dust.
Namaste to the ‘too clever for AI’ society!”
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I agree 💯 But don’t underestimate the exponential growth of AI.
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Brandie Nonnecke at University of California might just be my go to for the benefits of AI .Interesting you tube video.
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Brandie is also a fan of the Great British Bake Off,but I won’t hold that against her.She caught my interest by saying AI is portrayed as “Magic” and industry tries to say that Governments will never understand how Magical it is and therefore the only people who can regulate it are the AI Industry. Am going to watch her while presentation on You Tube .
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