Why, According to Searle, Is the "Brain Simulator Reply" an Odd

question 182

Multiple Choice

Why, according to Searle, is the "brain simulator reply" an odd reply to Searle's thought experiment?

• A) Because for Strong AI, we don't have to know how the brain works to know how the mind works
• B) Because once a brain is simulated, we no longer have a machine; we have a person
• C) Because it actually supports Weak AI
• D) All of the above

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