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It is no truism. It is merely dismissive and does not constitute a legitimate argument. There are numerous philosophers who have made arguments that challenge t
by danielam 11y ago
It is no truism. It is merely dismissive and does not constitute a legitimate argument. There are numerous philosophers who have made arguments that challenge the notion of AI in the strong sense and who have no such interest in "preserving" feelings of human specialness that are allegedly being threatened. To lump all arguments against strong AI and computationalism in with "AI effect" is ignorant.