Fetzer argues that the frame problem is really the problem of scientific induction, so a successful robot must have solved Hume's problem. Hayes argues that Fetzer misunderstands the nature of the AI enterprise and Fetzer replies with a suggestion that a new kind of programming might be the answer. 6.0 Most of the papers are self-contained and some provide excellent introductions to the frame problem and the history of attempts to solve it. Isn't Needed to Solve the Frame Problem Brian A. Haugh, Martin Marietta Laboratories Knowledge and the Frame Problem Leora Morgenstern, IBM T. J. Watson Labs Focus of Attention, Context, and the Frame Problem J. Terry Nutter, Virginia Tech. This is a reposting of PJ Hayes's summary, which was not archived previously.
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