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Artificial intelligence doesn’t seem natural to me. How can it be intelligent if it’s artificial?

Back when I went to school in the 1950s, our intelligence was spurred on by a teacher standing in front of a classroom. We attended each day from 8 in the morning until noon and then back at 1 until 4:30 p.m. As each day passed, our intelligence increased.

The goal, of course, was for us to go through our elementary, middle and high school with some real intelligence in our brains at the end of it. Reading, writing and arithmetic were our basic courses. We also had health, physical fitness and, of...