The curious case of the chinese gym
Synthese 95 (2):173-86 (1993)
| Abstract | Searle has recently used two adaptations of his Chinese room argument in an attack on connectionism. I show that these new forms of the argument are fallacious. First I give an exposition of and rebuttal to the original Chinese room argument, and then a brief introduction to the essentials of connectionism. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Artificial Intelligence Language Semantics Searle, J | |||||||||
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