AI will outperform us in a digital deterministic system where past predicts the future. We will still rule the analog world.

"In an extension of Gödel’s incompleteness theorem—where the axioms of a system cannot be proved within that system—Turing showed the limits of computation: All computers are dependent on outside programmers that he called “oracles.” He wrote, “We shall not go any further into the nature of this oracle apart from saying that it cannot be a machine." — George Gilder

"But AI systems resemble a game of Go. AI assumes reality is determinist, capturable by big data, binary, ergodic, local, and orderly in time, with the future shaped by the cumulative moves of the past. AI assumes the objects in the universe are accurately rendered in the symbols in the machine. They assume no gap or necessary interpretant between symbols and objects. AI always works on an objective digital clock one step at a time. AI assumes congruence of maps and territories. The AI universe is discrete, digital, and monotonically encodable in the symbol system of the program." — George Gilder