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Imitation of Rationality and the Problem of Authenticity of Mind
This article examines the philosophical distinction between genuine rational thought and its external imitation, a crucial issue addressed both in classic thought experiments, such as the Chinese Room, and in contemporary AI systems like ChatGPT. Since an outward display of rationality does not necessarily entail genuine understanding, a system-parametric approach is proposed to classify modes of imitation across substrate, structural, and conceptual levels. This framework provides a foundation for analysing the mechanisms of advanced imitation and for clarifying what constitutes true cognitive authenticity.
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