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What is the Chinese Room argument?
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What is the Chinese Room argument?
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The Chinese Room argument is an argument against the possibility of strong artificial intelligence, which suggests that a machine can manipulate symbols in a way that appears intelligent without actually understanding the semantics behind them.
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