> This is like saying a human brain put into a blender is still a human brain. I'm not saying the inputs and outputs are the same, I'm saying that the outputs

> This is like saying a human brain put into a blender is still a human brain. I'm not saying the inputs and outputs are the same, I'm saying that the outputs cannot contain anything that isn't in the inputs. > Also you can have 2 different models with the exact same number of parameters and the exact same architecture with different weights and get 2 completely different AI's. It sounds like you understand why that's happening (different weights), so this isn't an effective argument that we don't understand the programs.