The question doesn't make much sense. A body is a ton of inputs and a ton of outputs, and some processing in the middle. You can separate the processing, but th

The question doesn't make much sense. A body is a ton of inputs and a ton of outputs, and some processing in the middle. You can separate the processing, but that would be as pointless as raising a brain in a tank from infancy. The process of training modern AI is basically simulating a body for an algorithm, except the feedback models get isn't as consistent as physics is, so legacy intelligence has an advantage. Models learning how to draw from physical metaphors would strengthen their language ability through analogy; imo understanding a thing moving through space and time is the primary thing public examples haven't completely figured out.