Block's Conversational Jukebox thought experiment is intended to show that
A) there's more to being intelligent than simply producing the right output relative to a given input.
B) Searle's Chinese Room thought experiment proves nothing.
C) the conversational Jukebox can have mental states.
D) No one has mental states.

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Block's Conversational Jukebox thought experiment illustrates that producing appropriate responses (like a jukebox playing the right song when a button is pressed) does not necessarily imply understanding or intelligence, suggesting there's more to being intelligent than just outputting correct responses to inputs.

Block's Conversational Jukebox Thought Experiment Is Intended to Show That