AI is a much abused term but there are unresolved practically philosophical questions about the brain. If there is no "special sauce" and our brains are just v

AI is a much abused term but there are unresolved practically philosophical questions about the brain. If there is no "special sauce" and our brains are just very large neural networks that have what we see as intelligence is an emergent property would we be truly "thinking" by those standards? We also suffer from adversarial patterns - they are called camouflage and optical illusions. Different from the ones that affect machines of course.