"In general, then, evolutionary
algorithms generate not true complexity but only the appearance of
complexity. And since they cannot generate complexity, they cannot generate specified complexity either."
"Does nature
exhibit actual specified complexity? The jury is still out."
{Dembski, William A. ::
http://inia.cls.org/~welsberr/evobio/evc/ae/dembski_wa/19990913_explaining_csi.html)}
If it is possible to generate something which appears to be
complex but is not ... why can this NOT be the case for
living organisms (or more pointedly for DNA) ?
I would regard it as presumptous to use Dembski's filter in this
debate, when he himself clearly does not believe that the filter
CAN point to ID in the origins of life.