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A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT can debunk these men.. YOU are correct.. They should all FINISH HIGH SCHOOL.. easy.. Posted next part above.. not aimed at you.. above.. "ATTN NUTTERS THAT THINK COMPUTERS THINK.. By grade 11, “artificial intelligence” should already sound silly. Computer class teaches that programs are just commands and decisions. A decision box compares values. A command box just obeys. That is the grand machine: compare two numbers, then compare two more. Even a house thermostat only compares two numbers.. want to buy a sentient thermostat? (TRUE OR FALSE - IQ test) ALL PROGRAMS can be represented by a flowchart.. and it does not think. So why would the program? You would have to make the paper flowchart sentient before the computer. And no computer can ever, ever, ever in a zillion years “think” of a random number from one to five. It only follows rules. By the end of grade 11, you can almost debunk AI as well as a high school graduate. In grade 11, you can learn computers can only compare two numbers (not love hate, music or red). Then compare two more numbers.. If you get really really smart.. you'll then know AUTO COMPARING TWO NUMBERS.. is FULLY grade 11 lessons. Youd FLUNK grade 11 for posting a video like this. No joke. These are the dumbest men in town By grade 11, smart students in science usually learn enough to question a lot of the exaggerated claims about “artificial intelligence.” A program is a set of programmed commands and decisions. In a flowchart, command boxes tell the machine what to do, and decision boxes (Diamond) COMPARE TWO NUMBERS. At the most basic level, the computer is still following rules, processing NUMBERS, and comparing TWO NUMBERS at very high speed. This is why a flowchart is such a useful tool for teaching isiots like Startalk.. These mens heads are in the stars and not on earth.. The logic is simple.. paper does not think, and putting that same logic into silicon does not automatically create thought. Even a household thermostat compares values and reacts. Modern computers, including quantum computers, are vastly more advanced, but they are still operating through COMPARING NUMBERS rather than human-like understanding. So by the end of grade 11, a student can already see the basic point: computers do not “think” in the ordinary human sense. They execute instructions, evaluate conditions, and produce outputs. That alone is enough to debunk many inflated ideas about artificial intelligence. If you PASS grade 11.. not until" I copied that from my earlier comment but I agree with you.. its too simple to debunk..