Mikhail Bukhtoyarov·Jul 14Mary the Scientist, Thinking About a Bat, in the Chinese RoomWe built something to understand us. Now neither of us is sure who’s standing outside the door.A response icon1A response icon1
Adnan Masood, PhD.·Jan 14Are Machines Capable of Original Thought? Part IA Philosophical, Computational, and Cognitive Inquiry on the Possibility of Machine Original Thought — Philosophy of Mind, and…
Kan Yuenyong·Oct 11, 2025The Chinese Room Revisited: When GPT Fools the Detector“People who use AI to write, beware — detection tools can catch you!”
The Chinese Room Anomaly·Sep 4, 2025Is ChatGPT Dumb?Be Careful, the Question Might Be More Dangerous Than the Answer
Computing Macroxela·Aug 13, 2025The Chinese Room and the Turing TestThe rapid progress of AI has led many to believe that computers will completely replace all jobs (as we saw in Why Computers Will Not…
Todd Zerger·Aug 9, 2025A Question of Control Disguised as a Question of UnderstandingSearle’s Chinese Room experiment, more questions than answersA response icon1A response icon1
InAI.societybydave ginsburg·Jul 25, 2025🔁 AI Society 7.25.25 — Dynamic Pricing, Cognitive Sovereignty, and Coding’s Comeback💸 Is AI fare pricing going too far? Delta’s dynamic pricing pilot triggered bipartisan backlash. Critics say AI could exploit personal…
InAI AdvancesbyPaul Siemers, PhD·Jul 22, 2025AI Breaks the Chinese RoomLLMs render Searle’s famous thought experiment obsoleteA response icon84A response icon84
LostAbaddon·Jun 7, 2025The Labyrinth of Stipulations: Philosophical Zombies, the Two Rooms, and the Explanatory GapMeaningful Questions, Discussable Questions, and Good Questions
Lars G Bagøien Johnsen·May 20, 2025The Multiplication Room: A Dynamic Rebuttal to Searle’s Chinese RoomFor decades, John Searle’s Chinese Room has stood as a challenge to artificial intelligence: even if a system behaves as if it understands…A response icon1A response icon1
