How AI's success fits into debates about intelligence
The user describes computationalism as the idea that human cognition obeys the same laws of computation as silicon, but stresses that it remains a conjecture.
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A user argues that AI's success, particularly reasoning models, offers evidence that arguments about general intelligence cannot ignore. They connect the discussion to computationalism—the idea that computational laws constrain human cognition just as they constrain silicon—while acknowledging that humans might have something non-computational at work.
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