i've been writing concurrent code for 8 years. i have also been writing code with reflection (aka introspection) for a lot of that time, i think sometimes you can call it "metaprogramming" - where you write code that writes code. I also have written lexical analysis programs as well.
i don't think you understand much about programming if you think reflection makes it "human" nor do i think you really understand that making golems (human-like machines) is a worthless activity, because we barely even understand ourselves let alone if we build something that simulates human, what depths of darkness will come of it because error is the rule in software, far worse consequences come from machine error than human because the machine inherently is going to be a lot harder to teach empathy.
i also have read a LOT of stories about artificial intelligence, and the theme of the lack of wisdom of machines is pretty much central to all of them.
the cybernetic apotheosis theme is another one and it always ends in a bad place, ultimately.
the whole subject is extremely nihilistic and inhuman. i'm done talking about it because you are just charmed by marketing from people who WANT to eliminate you from the world so they can just pretend they are gods and never have anyone disagree with them, because they programmed them.
like noah harare's speech about "hackable animals". you are buying into this narrative. it's not based on truth, and it's a game to get you to give up your sovereignty, it's got nothing to do with progress.
