Precisely. +1 to TheOtherHobbes There is so much to human cognition that researchers haven’t or have been unable to address in AI. We can tell from our memori

Precisely. +1 to TheOtherHobbes There is so much to human cognition that researchers haven’t or have been unable to address in AI. We can tell from our memories that when we experience something, it is not simply raw perception. In fact our System 1 minds are filtering out most of our sensory input so that even if two people are watching the same sunset, they’ll notice it differently. And on top of that, our memories are infused with so many other details that are not sensory input but artefacts from our lived experiences, personalities and cultural heritage. So that now even if two people are noticing similar things, they’ll still experience the sunset differently. And next time you are looking at a sunset, try to gather of all your thoughts and explain precisely how you are experiencing it. That is hard. So yes even a simple begged question like that shows the differences between human and computer cognition enough.