AI, Can It Become Like a Human? Can AI truly achieve consciousness and self-awareness like humans? This book examines the human condition and the AI condition through original empirical reasoning grounded in strict logic, without unnecessary discourse. By focusing on core evidence and concrete cases, it arrives at answers that carry unexpected impact. Is AI capable of thinking and acting like a human? If so, when will the conditions for that be fully met? The book begins with this fundamental question and delves into the mechanisms of AI learning. It questions whether massive data injection is truly useful for AI, and whether mechanical responses in internet communication can be considered genuine learning. AI is no longer merely a tool-it is steadily approaching the human condition. At the boundary between core expansion and the emergence of feeling, this book presents new possibilities through philosophical and experimental analysis.
