"Justin Gregg questions whether the distinctive complexity of human intelligence necessarily makes our species more evolutionarily successful than other animals."
Gregg compares human cognition with other forms of animal intelligence and examines the evolutionary costs accompanying advanced abilities such as language, abstract reasoning, and anticipation of the future. His book supplies the broader comparative context for the manuscript's argument that human intelligence emerged through a long biological history and that artificial intelligence should be evaluated with humility.
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