Understanding arises from right causal powers
Systems capable of semantic understanding and intentionality must have at least the same causal powers as brains. Brains have sufficient causal powers to produce understanding: it's an open empirical question whether other materials (eg silicon) do.
John Searle 1980a, 1980b, 1990b.



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The Chinese Room Argument [4] »The Chinese Room Argument [4]
Understanding arises from right causal powers
Biological Naturalism »Biological Naturalism
Brain's causal powers reproduced by a computer »Brain's causal powers reproduced by a computer
Chinese Room style argument shows causal powers insufficient »Chinese Room style argument shows causal powers insufficient
Programming may be necessary to understanding »Programming may be necessary to understanding
Searle commits fallacy of denying the antecedent »Searle commits fallacy of denying the antecedent
Sufficiency doesn't imply necessary powers »Sufficiency doesn't imply necessary powers
John Searle »John Searle
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