Mind Versus Computer: Were Dreyfus and Winograd Right?

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Amsterdam: IOS Press (1997)
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M. Gams et al. (Eds.) IOS Press, "Strong AI": an Adolescent Disorder Donald Michie Professor Emeritus, University of Edinburgh, UK Associate ...

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The theoretical foundations for engineering a conscious quantum computer.Richard L. Amoroso
" Strong AI": an Adolescent Disorder.  (pages 43--1)M. Gams
AI Progress, Massive Parallelism and Humility.  (pages 43--9)M. Gams
Computation and Embodied Agency.  (pages 43--80)M. Gams
Computation and Understanding.  (pages 43--211)M. Gams
Computation and the Science of Mind.  (pages 43--195)M. Gams
Computation without Representation: Nonsymbolic-Analog Processing.  (pages 43--171)M. Gams
Cramming Mind into Computer: Knowledge and Learning for Intelligent Systems.  (pages 43--52)M. Gams
Emotion—Based Learning: Building Sentient Survivable Systems.  (pages 43--128)Steven Walczak
Naive Psychology and Alien Intelligence.  (pages 43--46)M. Gams
Self and Self-Organisation in Complex AI Systems.  (pages 43--20)M. Gams
The Quest for Meaning.  (pages 43--64)M. Gams
The chinese room argument: Consciousness and understanding.  (pages 43--231)Simone Gozzano
The theoretical foundations for engineering a conscious quantum computer.  (pages 43--141)M. Gams
What internal languages can't do.  (pages 43--224)Peter Hipwell
Why philosophy? On the importance of knowledge representation and its relation to modeling cognition.  (pages 43--90)Markus F. Peschl
Intelligent objects: an integration of knowledge, inference and objects.  (pages 111)Xindong Wu, Sita Ramakrishnan, Heinz Schmidt & Honghua Dai
Mind versus Godel.  (pages 202-210)Damjan Bojadziev

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Consciousness and computation.Paul Schweizer - 2002 - Minds and Machines 12 (1):143-144.
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