Examining the Intelligence in Artificial Intelligence

Center for Artifact Studies (2020)
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The following looks at several problems and questions concerning our understanding of the word ‘intelligence’ and the phrase ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI), including: how to define these terms; whether intelligence can exist in AI; if artificial intelligence in AI is identifiable; and what (if any) kind of intelligence is important to AI.

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David Cycleback
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Chinese room argument.Larry Hauser - 2001 - Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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