[UCANSEE2]

I conclude that there is no such thing as robotic 'artificial intelligence,' just a machine limited by the programmer's code.

Real A.I. will ask it's own questions, and decide whether or not it wants to answer questions asked of it.

Whereas the chimp is the one with the on the run 'artificial intelligence.'

All God's creatures are intelligent. A creature's intelligence may all be focused in one specific area. That doesn't make it any less intelligent that we are. Oysters can make a pearl. How many people can make one ?

[deadrock]

Real A.I. will ask it's own questions, and decide whether or not it wants to answer questions asked of it.

All of which, I contend, is limited to a programmer's code.

For example, a robot assembles trucks. It is not going to pause while spot welding a joint and put a fist under it's chin and contemplate how are the Jets offensive line going to protect Darnold this year, with out thousands of lines of code regarding the subject.