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The study distinguishes AI architectures that functionally simulate fast/slow reasoning from human cognition and lists substantial capabilities AI still lacks; it does not support the claim that human and AI rationality have the same structure with emotions as the only difference. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Fast, slow, and metacognitive thinking in AI · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:0a3b3d47c9b896e4e8f56e2305408612fea0526f5a04a35d6af83a38826d3b8d

AI still lacks many capabilities which would naturally be included in a notion of (human) intelligence, such as generalizability, adaptability, robustness, explainability, causal analysis, abstraction, common sense reasoning, metacognition, and ethical judgement. ... The design choices for SOFAI are not intended to mimic what happens in the human brain at the neurological and physiological level, but rather to simulate the interaction of the two modalities in human decision-making.