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And so do tons of counterarguments against the Chinese Room argument. Practically speaking, the inherentness of intelligence doesn't really matter because both
by lifthrasiir 1y ago
And so do tons of counterarguments against the Chinese Room argument.
Practically speaking, the inherentness of intelligence doesn't really matter because both intelligent-looking entity and provably intelligent entity are capable for societal disruptions anyway. I partly dislike the Chinese Room argument for this reason; it facilitates useless discussions in most cases.
- taurath 1y agoIf societal disruption is the key, then I can name quite a few inanimate objects that match the criteria for intelligence