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The difference here is that humans are generally intelligent, whereas penguins are not. Thus, you could imitate a penguin without possessing general intelligence, but that won't be enough to imitate a human.
This is probably optimistic. There might be large areas of thought which are within our theoretical capacity that are still more or less blank spots for us.
We're probably still the nearest thing to generally intelligent on the planet.