Video: The Metaphysical Impossibility of AI, on the Boundaries of Machine Minds
ReallyNotARussianSpy · reddit · 2026-10-07
A Reddit user shares a YouTube video arguing "The Metaphysical Impossibility of AI," approaching from philosophy whether certain mental properties considered uniquely human are metaphysically out of reach for AI. The post itself is thin and serves mainly as a discussion starter.
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