Thus, my criticism of the current abilities of AI: dismal. Since AI can, potentially, "see" distinctions of color far in excess of the human scale, as usual, I put the blame on AI programmers who, themselves, individually, may have poor eyesight relative to color distinction, and may not think giving their AI creations the ability to see better. That's why I do not think AI can truly think independently as humans can. Depends on the programmer, pure and simple. If Einstein were an AI programmer, that might be a formidable AI machine, but he wasn't. All said and done, I question the scholarship of AI programmers; they are of incredibly variable skills, and that makes a lot of difference.