As well as the existing intelligence being swayed by emotions, hormones, circadian rhythms, stress, peer pressure, propaganda, and survival instincts.

As if ALL OF THAT doesn't represent inherent and crucial elements of judgement, and therefore"intelligence" itself.

We are not purely rational creatures, thank God. Sometimes those "limiting factors" you listed -- stress, peer pressure, hormones -- are crucial elements of informing the problem solving process and arriving at a decision or a solution that actually works.

All an LLM can do is fulfill a prompt, no matter how misguided, backwards, or incomplete that prompt actually was.

"Go jump off a bridge." Hmm. Dying makes me stressed out. I'm not gonna do that.

That's a bit like saying a tail is swayed by a dog, as if it could exist without one, or would have anything to do if it did.

Why does it matter? This is completely based on data produced by humans.