 More broadly, there are radically different views about our concept--or concepts--of intelligence that have not been canvassed in this article. There is a dispute, for example, about whether Turing is best interpreted as working with a response-dependent concept of intelligence. (Pro: Proudfoot (2013) (2020); contra: Wheeler (2020).) Relatedly, there is a dispute about whether intelligence bears some kind of necessary relationship to symmetrical relations of recognition between agents, as suggested in Mallory (2020) There is also a broader dispute about whether we should think that useful notions of intelligence are always domain specific, or whether we should rather suppose that there is something important in the idea of general, domain independent intelligence.