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Humans tend to experience time through a lens shaped by emotion and memory. As we age, the perception of time alters—years felt as adults often pass more swiftly than those of childhood. This subjective experience can lead to feelings of urgency as we juggle tasks and commitments, visibly witnessing the world's accelerated pace.
In contrast, AI operates on a logical, clock-driven understanding of time. With advancements in computational power, AI's ability to perform tasks in a given time frame is expanding at an extraordinary rate. Where humans experience the burden of time due to the sheer volume of tasks at hand, AI seems to thrive on this compression, managing to perform an increasing amount of work in what feels like an expanding time frame.