Philosophy and AI: Hubert Dreyfus' Analysis

Hubert Dreyfus' analysis of AI concluded that intelligence required embodied coping skills, meaning that a body and personal attachments are necessary for true intelligence. However, the current model of AI is based on neural networks, which mimic human competence through statistical analysis rather than context-free elements. While AI can mimic human responses, it is limited in responding to unique and particular situations. The lack of a body and personal attachments in AI raises doubts about its ability to match human capabilities in these areas.