...the most important fallacy. It's the deep-seated assumption that intelligence is, like software, a form of pure information processing that can be separated from its body.

I think he gets into a muddle on that one. If something online can provide smarter thinking and answers to questions than I can then I figure it's intelligent and it doesn't matter if it's an LLM, a human or a disembodied spirit that somehow happens to be online.

He kind of gets that from human minds not being disembodied from their brains but that's a different thing.