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... phenomenon dependent on , but essentially different from , physical reality . It is fashionable nowadays to cast ... phenomena to just physical events does violence to the very experiences themselves . A purely physical reductionist ...
... phenomenon dependent on , but essentially different from , physical reality . It is fashionable nowadays to cast ... phenomena to just physical events does violence to the very experiences themselves . A purely physical reductionist ...
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... phenomenon is at issue . We have examined at length the difficulties attendant upon a definition of intelligence and it is prudent to assume that similar difficulties apply to other natural phenomena . It is partly because of such ...
... phenomenon is at issue . We have examined at length the difficulties attendant upon a definition of intelligence and it is prudent to assume that similar difficulties apply to other natural phenomena . It is partly because of such ...
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... phenomena and facilitates the implementation of operationalism . However , it fails to carry conviction because it ... phenomenon , but they do not , as separated elements , constitute the phenomenon . This failure is revealed to us in ...
... phenomena and facilitates the implementation of operationalism . However , it fails to carry conviction because it ... phenomenon , but they do not , as separated elements , constitute the phenomenon . This failure is revealed to us in ...
Contents
What is Artificial Intelligence? | 11 |
The Nature of Intelligence | 35 |
What is a Machine? | 75 |
Copyright | |
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