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What is the state of artificial intelligence replication of human intelligence? The man-machine replicability assumption that human mental processes could in principle be replicated on a computer motivated and inspired the founding thinkers on human-like and human-level Artificial Intelligence (AI). Alan Turing was among the first to presume that AI could imitate how humans think, act, feel, speak, and decide. As a result, such an assumption is prevalent across the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) research, with its many subfields, as ANNs, Symbolic AI, ML, DL, Computer Vision, NLP, Robotics, AGI, ASI, etc. The validity of this man-machine replicability conception has rarely been challenged, be it functional structure replication (of a mental process, e.g. a decision-making process) or output replication (of the result of a mental process, e.g. a decision).