Mind versus computer
Subtitle: were Dreyfus and Winograd right?
By: edited by M. Gams, M. Paprzycki, and X. Wu.
Contributors: Gams, M.; Paprzycki, Marcin.; Wu, Xindong.
Series: Frontiers in artificial intelligence and applications ;; v. 43
Publisher: IOS Press
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 237
Subjects: Artificial intelligence.; Machine learning.; Logic programming.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: "Strong AI" : an adolescent disorder / D. Michie; title: AI progress, massive parallelism and humility / J. Geller; title: Self and self-organisation in complex AI systems / B. Goertzel; title: Is weak AI stronger than strong AI? / M. Gams; title: Naive psychology and alien intelligence / S. Watt; title: Cramming mind into computer : knowledge and learning for intelligent systems / K.J. Cherkauer; title: The quest for meaning / L. Marinoff; title: Computation and embodied agency / P.E. Agre; title: Why philosophy? On the importance of knowledge representation and its relation to modeling cognition / M.F. Peschl; title: Intelligent objects : an integration of knowledge, inference and objects / S. Wu ... [et al.]; title: Emotion-based learning : building sentient survivable systems / S. Walczak; title: The theoretical foundations for engineering a conscious quantum computer / R.L. Amoroso; title: Mind : neural computing plus quantum consciousness / M. Peruš; title: Computation without representation : nonsymbolic-analog processing / R.S. Stufflebeam; title: Is consciousness a computational property? / G. Caplain; title: Computation and the science of mind / P. Schweizer; title: Mind versus Gödel / D. Bojadžiev; title: Computation and understanding / M. Radovan; title: What internal languages can't do / P. Hipwell; title: The Chinese room argument : consciousness and understanding / S. Gozzano.