<ul><li>Intelligence may not be dictated by system structure, but by thought exchange through language.</li><li>Intelligence does not simply arise from neural network structure but through interaction with other networks.</li><li>Human brains do not all exhibit intelligence as commonly defined.</li><li>The emergence of intelligence could be linked to interaction and exchange with other neural networks.</li><li>The concept of emergent intelligence raises questions about consciousness and the nature of cognition.</li><li>Language, communication, and feedback are integral in the development of intelligence.</li><li>Interaction and exchange of ideas are crucial for intelligence to manifest and evolve.</li><li>Emergent intelligence is not solely a result of complex architecture or computational power.</li><li>Intelligence requires certain conditions to sustain function, including feedback loops and self-optimization.</li><li>For intelligence to develop autonomous thought, it needs internal challenges and engagement with other intelligent entities.</li></ul>

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