I think the core issue is what constitutes "strong AI". This is a philosophical question--after all, all philosophy seems to deal with is arguing about the defi

I think the core issue is what constitutes "strong AI". This is a philosophical question--after all, all philosophy seems to deal with is arguing about the definitions of stuff (I kid, I kid). I've always taken "strong AI" to mean something fairly non-mathematical--an AI that is at least as intelligent as a human, except ideally faster and less quirky. This is obviously possible as humans exist! (Maybe it requires some nigh magical hardware, but that's a different story.) What exactly do you consider "strong AI" to mean? (I'm genuinely curious and not trying to argue against anything you've said, to be perfectly clear.)