This is true. That's why we need to prepare a backup plan before giving machines actual intelligence

As long as we realize computers will eventually come to the conclusion that humans need to go.

Most humans are programmed to think serially and have "guess like" problem solving abilities. I don't think that we, as humans, solve problems only from one perspective but experiment in looking problems from different angles all the time. It is true though, that machines are able to "zoom out", see all the data and recognize patterns that give them knowledge that humans could never acquire by themselves.

The reason I believe humans, and I mean the average person, looks at things from one perspective is because humans have bias and habit. We have peer pressure and kind of drone through life just doing what we've done or what everyone else is doing. We don't apply new information that often and become old dogs incapable of new tricks.

With computers it's "Just the facts ma'am".

There's also memory. The computer will remember all of the other scenarios and apply. Humans most likely won't remember the other items. Humans have so many emotions and prejudices that make them "stupid" in their decision making.

Huge example. Americans allowed "patriotism" and revenge to justify a war against Iraq that has killed hundreds of thousands of innocent people in response to the killing of 2,700 innocent people despite the fact that Iraq had nothing to do with the killing of the original 2,700. A country founded on freedom allowed it's government to pass the patriot act that effectively removed all of the things that made the country unique. And Americans actually believe killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people in wars will prevent terrorism even though the reason we're at war was because 2,700 innocent people were killed. And the hundreds of thousands are in a region that is pretty much always at war for reasons that go back centuries. Talk about not seeing the whole picture.