"Splitting the universe of intellectual tasks" would be a gigantic job. Various AI implementations already fail at so many tasks it seems reasonable for skeptics to claim the AI is not yet thinking, and the burden is on the implementers to fix that.
> "Splitting the universe of intellectual tasks" would be a gigantic job
What I mean is a theory that allows you to categorize any given task according to whether it requires "thinking" or not, not literally cataloging all conceivable tasks.
