Reveal the framework of the analogical argument in each example by determining what would go in the premises and the conclusion: A computer program developed by professors at Carnegie-Mellon University beat Garry Kasparov when he was the world chess champion. Computer programs are used to help diagnose diseases and predict economic trends, the winners in horse races, and other sports. They can calculate and analyze, in a few seconds, problems that no human could do in a lifetime. Advanced computer programs have demonstrated the ability to learn from experience and adapt to new situations. They can understand language and communicate concepts and ideas. Any human who can do these things is considered to possess consciousness. Some computer programs should be given the same designation