[gambiting]

I don't know, it's kinda terrifying how this line of thinking is spreading even on HN. AI as we have it now is just a turbocharged autocomplete, with a really good information access. It's not smart, or dumb, or anything "human" .

[design2203]

It just shows that true natural intelligence is difficult to define by proxy.

[antonvs]

Do you think your own language processing abilities are significantly different from autocomplete with information access? If so, why?

[gambiting]

I hate these kinds of questions where you try to imply it's actually the same thing as what our brains are doing. Stop it. I think it would be an affront to your own intelligence to entertain this as a serious question, so I will not.