One refutation of this theory notes that though the nervous system of C elegans is mapped perfectly, models consistently fail to predict its behavior accurately.  
One refutation of this theory notes that though the nervous system of C elegans is mapped perfectly, models consistently fail to predict its behavior accurately.  Noam Chomsky rejects this hypothesis as meaningless, and based only on the extension of a particular definition.  It is a strong form of functionalism associated with the identity thesis, and applied in general it is a corollary of the symbol-system hypothesis.  The Turing Test cannot actually answer this question, as refuted by Shannon and McCarthy, and more famously by John Searle in his Chinese room experiment.  For 10 points, name this conjecture, which posits that that with the right input and output, a computer model is not merely intelligent, but indistinguishable from a human.
One refutation of this theory notes that though the nervous system of C elegans is mapped perfectly, models consistently fail to predict its behavior accurately.  
{Strong AI} Hypothesis [accept {symbol-system} hypothesis or {SSH} before it is given]