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Now replace Brendan with Alexa or Siri in your line of thought.
What the game does is merely semantically change the label of Brendan's program from an "AGI" to a "chatbot that could pass as a human intelligence".... but really, when you think about this, wouldn't a human-passable "chatbot" still pretty much just be 'human' (or at least 'human-like') anyway? Despite what we call it, if it passes as a human then is it not just a human? If it waddles like a duck, quacks like a duck, swims like a duck, is it not still a duck? We are merely just changing labels, nothing else.
... And in reality that is what we actually do for many topics today. Rather than actually discussing the substance of the topic, we instead argue over the semantics of their names.... People are very good at avoiding the subject.