Shared intentionality:

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Shared intentionality refers to the ability of humans and certain primates to form shared goals and objectives with others, which results in a sense of "we-ness" or shared identity. This ability is crucial for cooperative behaviors and social interactions. It is not seen in all primates and is currently beyond the capability of artificial intelligence. While some primates, including humans, are capable of shared intentionality, it is not clear whether monkeys can achieve this cognitive ability.

Shared Intentionality