This is somehow correct. AI can learn from given examples and do things like a human learner, and some AI models are even "cheating" like a human - if there is a bug in the game they're trained to play, they'll quickly find and try exploiting it. However, while the "learning and doing things" of AI resembles what humans do, today there is still a large gap between AI and humans. For example, AI usually requires many more examples to learn from to achieve human-level performance, and one AI model is usually only capable of several specific tasks. You can't ask a computer game opponent to drive a car, and vice versa.
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