Thanks, I appreciate you pointing this out. Given that's the case, it might not actually be possible to reconcile our two views and we can just agree to disagree. (I was a physicist for ten years, so it's challenging for me to inhabit a position that contends that thought and matter are non-overlapping magisteria.)
I guess one question I might ask you is: how do you think substance dualism will affect your expectations about AI going forward? For example, is there any specific, measurable thing that you expect a future AI system absolutely will not be able to do? Or do any such "forbidden" things have to fall into categories like "thought", "feeling", etc. — i.e., the magisterium of the "mental", as opposed to the "physical" — under substance dualism?