For many years, the performance of artificial intelligence has been measured by its ability to surpass human capabilities. Whether it's in chess, complex mathematics, programming, or essay writing, AI systems have been evaluated against individual human achievements. While this approach is captivating, it often leads to a narrow view of AI’s potential. Instead of simply pitting AI against humans in isolated tasks, we should embrace a broader set of benchmarks that reflect real-world applications and collaborative efforts. This shift could provide a more accurate picture of how AI can enhance human productivity and creativity, paving the way for more innovative uses of technology.