Human-Level AI and Comptational Cognitive Neuroscience

The Private Language Argument is a philosophical argument introduced by Ludwig Wittgenstein, in whose sense, a private language must be in principle incapable of translation into an ordinary language, for example it were to describe those inner experiences supposed to be inaccessible to others. The private language mentioned is not one that in fact can be understood by one person, but a language that in principle can only be understood by one person. A private language must be unlearnable and untraslatatable.