'Chinese room argument' presentation slideshows

Essays

Essays. 1. Would you consider something to be intelligent if it could hold a conversation with you? Discuss with reference to ELIZA or PARRY, and the Turing and Loebner tests.

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Symbolism & Connectionism

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Symbolic Paradigm

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Artificial Intelligence Lecture No. 4

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Artificial Intelligence

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Alan Turing and the Thinking Machine

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Chapter 10: What am I?

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SEARLE

SEARLE. THE CHINESE ROOM ARGUMENT: MAN BECOMES COMPUTER. John Searle (born 1932). Philosophy of language mind social reality free will. Necessary Concepts. i) Turing Test ii) Intentionality (p. 333 footnote, and following) iii) Syntax/semantics distinction (p. 339, near end)

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Turing Test

Turing Test. a nd other amusements. Read this!. The Actual Article by Turing. The Test.

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Waking up from the Boolean Dream or Subcognition as Computation

Waking up from the Boolean Dream or Subcognition as Computation. Douglas Hofsteadter Ch 26 in Metamagical Themas (1985). Cognition as Computation?. Searle: never Chinese Room argument Simon, Newell: nearly Production systems, Lisp objects Hofsteadter In principle, but not close

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