- Nick Bostrom
- Ray Kurzweil
- Cory Doctorow
- Dr. Douglas R. Hofstadter
- Stewart Brand
- Dr. Selmer Bringsjord
- Dr. Rodney Brooks
- Jamais Cascio
- Dr. Hubert Dreyfus
- Bill Gates
- Dr. Ben Goertzel
- Dr. Stephen Hawking
- Dr. Daniel Hillis
- Bill Joy
- Jaron Lanier
- Pamela Mccorduck
- Bill McKibben
- Dr. Marvin Minsky
- Dr. Hans Moravec
- Ramez Naam
- Martin Rees
- Glenn Harlan Reynolds
- Dr. John Searle
- Dr. Vernor Vinge
Dr. Hubert Dreyfus
Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Berkeley
The world is Organized by embodied beings like us to be coped with by beings like us. The computer would be totally lost in our world. It would have to have in it a model of the world and a model of the body, which AI researchers have tried, but it's certainly hopeless. Without that, the world is just utterly un-graspable by computers.
The truth is that human intelligence can never be replaced with machine intelligence simply because we are not ourselves thinking machines. Each of us has, and uses every day, a power of intuitive intelligence that enables us to understand, to speak, and to cope skillfully with our everyday environment.