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    Supports→It is easier to establish that a machine exhibits understanding than to establish that a human exhibits understanding.

    The internal workings of machines are fully inspectable, unlike the internal workings of human minds.

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    Some defenders of AI are also concerned with how our understanding of understanding bears on the Chinese Room argument. In their paper “A Chinese Room that Understands” AI researchers Simon and Eisenstadt (2002) argue that whereas Searle refutes “logical strong AI”, the thesis that a program that passes the Turing Test will necessarily understand, Searle’s argument does not impugn “Empirical Strong AI” – the thesis that it is possible to program a computer that convincingly satisfies ordinary cr

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