I am replying in good faith. Can you give an example of a "thing that a layman who doesn't know what compact convergence or lebesgue integrable means would rec

I am replying in good faith. Can you give an example of a "thing that a layman who doesn't know what compact convergence or lebesgue integrable means would recognize as intelligent" which can’t be modeled by universal approximators? Not just due to scaling. I think you’re advocating avoiding the use of “intelligence” as a duck of your comment about intelligence and approximators just being wrong.