No I'm not making claims about intelligence, I'm making claims about the absurdity of comparing biological systems with silicon arrangements.
No I'm not making claims about intelligence, I'm making claims about the absurdity of comparing biological systems with silicon arrangements.
>I'm making claims about the absurdity of comparing biological systems with silicon arrangements.
Aside from a priori bias, this assumption of absurdity is based on what else exactly?
Biological systems can't be modelled (even if in a simplified way or slightly different architecture) "with silicon arrangements", because?
If your answer is "scale", that's fine, but you already conceded to no absurdity at all, just a degree of current scale/capacity.
If your answer is something else, pray tell, what would that be?