Wolfram's thesis seems to hinge on the fact that current AI systems (for example GPT) have no volition of their own. It seems to be in mankind's interest that t

Wolfram's thesis seems to hinge on the fact that current AI systems (for example GPT) have no volition of their own. It seems to be in mankind's interest that this remain the case - but there is likely a ceiling beyond which volition of some sort is required (scientific discovery for example). On the other hand, maybe humans can always provide that volition through some kind of prompting. Who knows?