Alright, let's get philosophical for a sec. You all know the Ship of Theseus, right? The whole "if you replace every part of a thing, is it still the same thing?". So, applying that logic: At what point does AI stop being "code" and start being "human"? How much more "stuff" do we have to stack onto an AI before you guys will finally call it a person? Where do you stand on this dumpster fire?
A) It's already indistinguishable, and we're just arguing with bots. B) It's just a spicy autocomplete and will never be human. C) We're not there yet, but it's coming.
P.S. That wall of text above is just some extra fuel for the discussion. Read it if you're bored. Or don't. Drop your hot takes in the comments.
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