Most programs are models of our irrational world. Reflections of rather 
informal systems that are inherently ambiguous and contradictory, just like our 
species. Nothing short of 'intelligence' could validate that those 
types of rules match their intended usage in the real world. If we don't 
build our internal systems models with this in mind, then they'd be too 
fragile to solve real problems for us. Like it or not, intelligence is a 
necessary ingredient, and we don't yet have any alternatives but ourselves 
to fill it.

Paul.
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