Why Aren't Smart People Happier?
Summary
The article argues that intelligence is not a single dimension and distinguishes well-defined from poorly defined problems. It uses this framework to critique IQ testing, Spearman's legacy, and the limitations of AI on poorly defined problems, while illustrating how AI tools excel at well-defined tasks like language and image generation. It also advocates valuing wisdom and human judgment alongside automated problem-solving, with practical implications for understanding AI capabilities in real-world use.