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Contingent Intelligence: Why Artificial General Intelligence Cannot Replicate the Existential Foundations of Human Cognition

2025-07-30

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This paper questions the widely held belief in artificial general intelligence (AGI) research that computational methods alone can replicate human-level cognition. The main argument is that human intelligence is deeply influenced by our life experiences, awareness of being alive and dying, and our social connections, which cannot be duplicated by machines. This analysis shows that human thinking comes from our spe...

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10.20944/preprints202507.2570.v1
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