> What makes human intelligence different from today's AI is the ability to ask why, reason from first principles, and create experiments and models for testing

> What makes human intelligence different from today's AI is the ability to ask why, reason from first principles, and create experiments and models for testing hypotheses. So my reaction was "citation needed" and "have you talked to GPT-4 at all?". But a few screens further on there's a ref to a Judea Pearl paper from five years ago. It'd be reasonable if this'd been published then. (N.B. I'm not saying there's no difference from human intelligence.)