>The second flaw with this argument is that all of these positions could, in principle, be tested objectively. What is the objective measure by which you would

>The second flaw with this argument is that all of these positions could, in principle, be tested objectively. What is the objective measure by which you would test them; against what standard? And by what standard is that standard the best standard to use? By what measure in turn is that standard the best measure to use? It's impossible to find a truly objective standard due to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regress_argument; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regress_argument; a standard can only exist if defined circularly or upon some arbitrarily chosen axioms. A superintelligent AI can't somehow wave away the laws of logic, any more than it could prove that 1+1=3.