Who's More 'Like You' — a Conversing Machine or a Neuroatypical Human?
tetrisgm · x · 2026-10-10
tetrisgm continues the debate: imagine a machine that reasons and converses exactly like you, then imagine a human with special needs or neuroatypical traits — which is more like you? He asks where the line is drawn, and whether building compute out of DNA would change the verdict if biology is the criterion.
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