Philosophy and AI
Robert C. Cummins (ed.)
Cambridge: MIT Press (1991)
| Abstract | Philosophy and AI presents invited contributions that focus on the different perspectives and techniques that philosophy and AI bring to the theory of ... | |||||||||
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