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Originally Posted by B.J.  Are there elements of the human experience that A.I. proponents are overlooking as to what makes us different from robots? For instance, there seems to be some empirical evidence that suggest the human mind is no differnet, ultimatly, than a computer.
Any thoughts?
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The image of God element is overlooked. Or better said, completely unacknowledged.
AI workers are trying to develop an intelligence in the image of man. But, of course, that argument doesn't hold much sway among empiricists, even though they will keep bumping into it no matter how much neuron mapping they can mimic.