Are the abilities to use language and solve complex problems sufficient to distinguish between a human mind and an animal or machine mind?

o In your introductory paragraph clearly formulate a strong thesis statement – your thesis statement should be a concise declarative sentence that serves as the conclusion to the argument your paper is about to present.o The body of your paper should serve as plausible support for the conclusion you have drawn with your thesis statement. Remember, while you are arguing for YOUR position, you are not using your own anecdotal evidence – be sure to utilize the assigned readings and other materials found on blackboard. Clearly explain the theory of MIND which most closely relates to your thesis statement. Provide citations from appropriate sources to support all of your claims. Identify all prominent philosophers associated with any view you mention. Clearly explain or define any technical terms you use.o Are Descartes’ tests as certain as he thinks they are? Are the abilities to use language and solve complex problems sufficient to distinguish between a human mind and an animal or machine mind? If these two tests are not sufficient on their own, what additional tests are necessary? Do such tests exist? Support your argument with ample citations and direct quotes from philosophers and other academic sources. If a robot like Bender in Futurama or an android like Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation existed, would their artificial intelligence meet the requirements of a mind?