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"They all can do everything humans can do"

This statement is false because though artificial intelligence can do many things similar to what humans can do, they can't do absolutely EVErYtHing humans can. Take creative skills for example, artificial intelligence cannot produce creative works of art, such as novels, paintings, or songs the same way humans can. Artificial intelligence units are incapable of feeling emotion which limits them in many ways.

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