Norbert Wiener, the cybernetics pioneer, stated that the thought of every age is reflected in its technique. For the past century, human thought has been reflected in computers, a dynamic that includes the artificial intelligence industry. Google's Demis Hassabis described the brain as a biological approximation to a Turing machine. Elon Musk offered a more blunt perspective, declaring that people should think of the brain as a biological computer. The author notes that humans are more complex than a straightforward comparison to computers suggests, and far more than most of the AI industry seems to appreciate. As AI products push further into daily life, this complexity remains a point of contention.