PHILOSOPHY 305F - Colorado State University Computer Science
... Architecture; Neural Nets, Connectionist models. Landmark Attempts at AI: Heuristic Search (Logic Theorist, General Problem Solver, Chess programs), Turing tests and the "Doctor" programs (ELIZA), Microworlds (SHRDLU), Schank's "Frames." Readings: (AI:TVI, Ch.'s 4 & 5). ...
... Architecture; Neural Nets, Connectionist models. Landmark Attempts at AI: Heuristic Search (Logic Theorist, General Problem Solver, Chess programs), Turing tests and the "Doctor" programs (ELIZA), Microworlds (SHRDLU), Schank's "Frames." Readings: (AI:TVI, Ch.'s 4 & 5). ...
Artificial Intelligence
... Decomposable to smaller or easier problems Solution steps can be ignored or undone Predictable problem universe Good solutions are obvious Uses internally consistent knowledge base Requires lots of knowledge or uses knowledge to constrain solutions • Requires periodic interaction between human and c ...
... Decomposable to smaller or easier problems Solution steps can be ignored or undone Predictable problem universe Good solutions are obvious Uses internally consistent knowledge base Requires lots of knowledge or uses knowledge to constrain solutions • Requires periodic interaction between human and c ...
A phenomenological perspective
... The philosopher Hubert Dreyfus who published the groundbreaking critique on artificial intelligence, “What computers can’t do” (1972), has always argued for fundamental differences between embodied humans and the disembodied machines. In his recent book, Dreyfus puts forward a critical comment on th ...
... The philosopher Hubert Dreyfus who published the groundbreaking critique on artificial intelligence, “What computers can’t do” (1972), has always argued for fundamental differences between embodied humans and the disembodied machines. In his recent book, Dreyfus puts forward a critical comment on th ...
artificial intelligence
... the human believes he is talking to another human when he is really talking to a machine, the machine passes ...
... the human believes he is talking to another human when he is really talking to a machine, the machine passes ...
Physical symbol system
... Psychological experiments carried out at the same time found that, for difficult problems in logic, planning or any kind of "puzzle solving", people used this kind of symbol processing as well. AI researchers were able simulate the step by step problem solving skills of people with computer programs ...
... Psychological experiments carried out at the same time found that, for difficult problems in logic, planning or any kind of "puzzle solving", people used this kind of symbol processing as well. AI researchers were able simulate the step by step problem solving skills of people with computer programs ...