Human-like intelligence entails many things. Some of which are harder than others, of which some have already been accomplished. The main issue is with treating

Human-like intelligence entails many things. Some of which are harder than others, of which some have already been accomplished. The main issue is with treating the problem as one problem and equating our simulation as one simulation. They will never be equal with that approach. The brain is not one monolith, but we tend to reason so because words are monolithic. If we deconstruct our own intelligence and brain into all of its smaller components, and those components further into smaller components, we will find the parts we can build immediately, and identify the real roadblocks. We must deconstruct and deabstract more to understand. Only with proper understanding can we achieve successful construction and abstraction, or even have meaningful and truthful conversation.