Are We Spiritual Machines?: Ray Kurzweil Vs. the Critics of Strong AI |
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... pattern recognition task ( which , incidentally , comprises more than 95 % of the activity in the human brain ) , then the emergent pattern represents the appropri- ate recognition . So the question addressed by the San Diego ...
... pattern recognition task ( which , incidentally , comprises more than 95 % of the activity in the human brain ) , then the emergent pattern represents the appropri- ate recognition . So the question addressed by the San Diego ...
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... pattern recognition based paradigm used by the human brain . The field of pattern recognition represents my own technical area of expertise . Human pattern recognition is based on a paradigm in which solutions emerge from the interplay ...
... pattern recognition based paradigm used by the human brain . The field of pattern recognition represents my own technical area of expertise . Human pattern recognition is based on a paradigm in which solutions emerge from the interplay ...
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... pattern recognition paradigm which represents at least a current superiority of human thinking . Basically , the idea is to use a large ( machine - based ) neural net to replace the scoring function . Prior to playing , we train that ...
... pattern recognition paradigm which represents at least a current superiority of human thinking . Basically , the idea is to use a large ( machine - based ) neural net to replace the scoring function . Prior to playing , we train that ...
Contents
The Evolution of Mind in the TwentyFirst Century | 12 |
The Flawed Analogy | 78 |
Kurzweils Impoverished Spirituality | 98 |
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