I would say so. Logical reasoning is not a hard thing to program a computer to do: the really hard part is to reason about the real world, rather than just a ma

I would say so. Logical reasoning is not a hard thing to program a computer to do: the really hard part is to reason about the real world, rather than just a manually-defined world model. Traditional algorithms are vanguards of pure reason. Neural networks are super-intuition. Stockfish unites the two, executing an efficient intuitive heuristic search over the solution space of “moves in a chess game” – but no matter how cool the robot arm you build for it, Stockfish could never learn to assemble furniture.