Taylor Swift Andre Kapasi in the artificial

Taylor Swift Andre Kapasi in the artificial intelligence industry is conceiving a kind of OS concept that connects artificial intelligence agents centering on LLM. He carefully predicted that if specialized modules for each field are woven around LLM, AGI (general artificial intelligence) can be reached.
When I said this, Fetchin Hana suddenly shot me because there is a non-professional who thinks LLM has already entered the AGI stage at this point.
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This was not what I said in the first place, and it was ridiculous because it was such a sudden change in attitude. Now that I think about it, there was a separate cause. It seemed like Christianity was a fervent supporter, but the idea that humans are thinking machines itself made me feel fiercely rejected.

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This is the case with Marvin Minsky, an emeritus professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), who is called the "father of artificial intelligence." "Human beings are machines of thought." He described consciousness as "a giant bag containing 40-50 different mechanisms." He thinks that the human mind is made up of about 400 specialized modules.
In other words, consciousness is overestimated. Consciousness is like "icing on the cake." The actual core processing process lies in the unconscious domain. Conscious awareness is just a process of explaining to yourself what has already been calculated. Consciousness is only "an effort to explain to yourself what has already been calculated."

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In any case, it means that very high-level problem solving is possible without a unified feeling or sensation of consciousness. The important thing is to build an efficient information processing system. There is no need to implement a consciousness such as cake decoration to reach the AGI. Perhaps the explainability of the result may be a secondary matter.
There is no consciousness as something beyond the physical world. Why do you feel so strongly rejected by the simple idea that humans are machines of thinking? Perhaps it is a psychological defense response to the challenge of the existing belief system (Christian worldview) of the special and sacredness of human existence.