Introduction to the Turing Test MS
... This lesson requires one 45-minute session to complete. The time needed will be reduced if students are provided a set of predetermined questions rather than having to devise their own. Background for the Teacher: In 1997, a computer called Deep Blue beat reigning chess world champion Garry Kasparov ...
... This lesson requires one 45-minute session to complete. The time needed will be reduced if students are provided a set of predetermined questions rather than having to devise their own. Background for the Teacher: In 1997, a computer called Deep Blue beat reigning chess world champion Garry Kasparov ...
A New Kind of Dualism - David Banach Saint Anselm College
... ‘And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ This is the first commandment. And the second, like it, is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other ...
... ‘And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.’ This is the first commandment. And the second, like it, is this: ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ There is no other ...
Universal Artificial Intelligence
... E.g. Mars robot: reward = battery level & evidence of water/life. • Is there something like a universal goal • Curiosity-driven learning • Knowledge seeking agents ...
... E.g. Mars robot: reward = battery level & evidence of water/life. • Is there something like a universal goal • Curiosity-driven learning • Knowledge seeking agents ...
N-1 - bYTEBoss
... • Some will be systematic but in a useless way • Some will be systematic in a potentially useful way because they capture (some of the) symmetry in the layout. For example, each of the four blocks can be transformed into another by a rotation. The central hole is out on its own. ...
... • Some will be systematic but in a useless way • Some will be systematic in a potentially useful way because they capture (some of the) symmetry in the layout. For example, each of the four blocks can be transformed into another by a rotation. The central hole is out on its own. ...
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... • Some will be systematic but in a useless way • Some will be systematic in a potentially useful way because they capture (some of the) symmetry in the layout. For example, each of the four blocks can be transformed into another by a rotation. The central hole is out on its own. ...
... • Some will be systematic but in a useless way • Some will be systematic in a potentially useful way because they capture (some of the) symmetry in the layout. For example, each of the four blocks can be transformed into another by a rotation. The central hole is out on its own. ...
introduction to artificial intelligence and expert systems
... proving (a few simple theorems) and general problem solving (only very simple tasks) ◦ General problem solving was much more difficult than originally anticipated. Researchers were unable to tackle problems routinely handled by human experts. ◦ The name "artificial intelligence" came from the roots ...
... proving (a few simple theorems) and general problem solving (only very simple tasks) ◦ General problem solving was much more difficult than originally anticipated. Researchers were unable to tackle problems routinely handled by human experts. ◦ The name "artificial intelligence" came from the roots ...
CLASS1: Introduction - Xavier Institute of Management
... Suppose that someone some computer master, who would later be hated by many persons as the greatest traitor to the race and worshiped by many others as its savior, were to secrete a powerful computer and give it a single program command. For example the programmer might say words to the effect (comp ...
... Suppose that someone some computer master, who would later be hated by many persons as the greatest traitor to the race and worshiped by many others as its savior, were to secrete a powerful computer and give it a single program command. For example the programmer might say words to the effect (comp ...
mediaX 2016 Conference Augments Personal Intelligence
... With recent research presentations and hands-‐on cutting edge demos, the mediaX 2016 Conference held on May 17 delved into the present and future of augmenting personal intelligence. “Augmenting Personal Intell ...
... With recent research presentations and hands-‐on cutting edge demos, the mediaX 2016 Conference held on May 17 delved into the present and future of augmenting personal intelligence. “Augmenting Personal Intell ...
Yesterday Today, and Tomorrow of AI applications
... social organizations and depends profoundly both on an understanding of nature - on science - and on the capability to design. Virtually every human activity - agriculture, commerce, education, health care, warfare, industry and more - depends directly or indirectly on our interactions as individual ...
... social organizations and depends profoundly both on an understanding of nature - on science - and on the capability to design. Virtually every human activity - agriculture, commerce, education, health care, warfare, industry and more - depends directly or indirectly on our interactions as individual ...
Alasdair MacIntyre on the Enlightenment Project
... more rigidly for himself as human time goes on. The generalized emotivism of contemporary culture was a grave mistake. It cannot give us a legitimate rationale for the unmasking of the various moral masks of modernity. Rather, it shows, if accepted, that there is nothing like the genuine article to ...
... more rigidly for himself as human time goes on. The generalized emotivism of contemporary culture was a grave mistake. It cannot give us a legitimate rationale for the unmasking of the various moral masks of modernity. Rather, it shows, if accepted, that there is nothing like the genuine article to ...
ETHICS LAST CLASS
... disagreement and controversy within a context of agreement. The OSHA case illustrates this. Both OSHA and the Supreme Court felt that safety of the workers was important. They didn’t agree however (conceptual issue) on the definition of “Safe” ...
... disagreement and controversy within a context of agreement. The OSHA case illustrates this. Both OSHA and the Supreme Court felt that safety of the workers was important. They didn’t agree however (conceptual issue) on the definition of “Safe” ...
AI100 presentation at IJCAI 2015
... • Addressing the multiple risks of poor understanding? • How might anxiety about the loss of control of machines slow down beneficial applications of AI methods? • How might it lead to a shutdown of important AI research? • What education and communication programs would be valuable for informing no ...
... • Addressing the multiple risks of poor understanding? • How might anxiety about the loss of control of machines slow down beneficial applications of AI methods? • How might it lead to a shutdown of important AI research? • What education and communication programs would be valuable for informing no ...
Aristotle Reading Study Guide Phil 240 Introduction to Ethical
... Phil 240 Introduction to Ethical Theory ...
... Phil 240 Introduction to Ethical Theory ...
Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence
... simplest case there are two modules: the knowledge module is called the knowledge base and the control module is called the inference engine. Some interface capabilities are also required for a practical system, as shown in Figure 1. Within the knowledge base, the programmer expresses information ab ...
... simplest case there are two modules: the knowledge module is called the knowledge base and the control module is called the inference engine. Some interface capabilities are also required for a practical system, as shown in Figure 1. Within the knowledge base, the programmer expresses information ab ...
Intelligent Systems: Reasoning and Recognition Intelligence
... 2) 1st order logic is a purely syntactic (shallow) reasoning system. 3) Knowledge acquisition (learning) is very expensive and difficult. Limitations of Physical Symbol Systems: There are several problems with Newell's hypothesis 1) It restricts intelligence to symbol manipulation. Intelligence is m ...
... 2) 1st order logic is a purely syntactic (shallow) reasoning system. 3) Knowledge acquisition (learning) is very expensive and difficult. Limitations of Physical Symbol Systems: There are several problems with Newell's hypothesis 1) It restricts intelligence to symbol manipulation. Intelligence is m ...
Attachment
... seeing that AI will reshape their industries. And as so often happens, transformational innovation comes from emerging companies. In the case of AI, a lot of the groundbreaking work is being done by the AI 100. The companies in the AI 100 are accelerating research, improving efficiency, and making m ...
... seeing that AI will reshape their industries. And as so often happens, transformational innovation comes from emerging companies. In the case of AI, a lot of the groundbreaking work is being done by the AI 100. The companies in the AI 100 are accelerating research, improving efficiency, and making m ...
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... French philosopher Michael de Montaigne (1533-1592): Custom has the power to shape every possible kind of cultural practice. Although we pretend that morality is a fixed feature of nature, morality too is formed through custom. ...
... French philosopher Michael de Montaigne (1533-1592): Custom has the power to shape every possible kind of cultural practice. Although we pretend that morality is a fixed feature of nature, morality too is formed through custom. ...
Ethics
... Breaking the law can be moral. However, then this is strong evidence that the laws are flawed Are any codes of law “perfect”, i.e. without flaw? If not, does this mean, we can break all laws, and still act morally at the same time? ...
... Breaking the law can be moral. However, then this is strong evidence that the laws are flawed Are any codes of law “perfect”, i.e. without flaw? If not, does this mean, we can break all laws, and still act morally at the same time? ...
Virtue Ethics
... of the theory’s strengths is its weakness. Virtue theory does not give you a list of right and wrong acts, nor does it give you a method to work out what would go on this list. ...
... of the theory’s strengths is its weakness. Virtue theory does not give you a list of right and wrong acts, nor does it give you a method to work out what would go on this list. ...
AI In the News
... • Nonetheless, real-time crowd simulation in complex urban terrain has been neglected for a multitude of reasons: – Up until recently the hardware simply was not powerful enough. – The military moves very slowly to acknowledge change; so they have not emphasized it as a need. – Application developer ...
... • Nonetheless, real-time crowd simulation in complex urban terrain has been neglected for a multitude of reasons: – Up until recently the hardware simply was not powerful enough. – The military moves very slowly to acknowledge change; so they have not emphasized it as a need. – Application developer ...
Games History - Computer Science
... ten years, checkers will be a completely decidable game.” Richard Bellman, Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, 53(1965): p. 246. • “So whereas computers can ‘crunch’ tick-tack-toe, and even checkers, by looking all the way to the end of the game, they cannot do this with chess.” Lynn Ste ...
... ten years, checkers will be a completely decidable game.” Richard Bellman, Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, 53(1965): p. 246. • “So whereas computers can ‘crunch’ tick-tack-toe, and even checkers, by looking all the way to the end of the game, they cannot do this with chess.” Lynn Ste ...
ETHICS IN NEGOTIATION
... ETHICS IN NEGOTIATION Prepared By ARZU ERDAL F. EBRU ŞENOL E. FULYA ÜNAL MANOLYA GÜROCAK ...
... ETHICS IN NEGOTIATION Prepared By ARZU ERDAL F. EBRU ŞENOL E. FULYA ÜNAL MANOLYA GÜROCAK ...
types+of+moral+theories
... or obligations that humans have to one another. Morality can never in the consequences of human actions. Thus morality has nothing to do with the promotion of happiness or the achievement of desirable consequences. ...
... or obligations that humans have to one another. Morality can never in the consequences of human actions. Thus morality has nothing to do with the promotion of happiness or the achievement of desirable consequences. ...