
The Applications Of Artificial Intelligence Lie All Around Us; In Our Homes, Schools And Offices, In Our Cinemas, In Art Galleries And - Not Least - On The Internet. The Results Of Artificial Intelligence Have Been Invaluable To Biologists, Psychologists, And Linguists In Helping To Understand The Processes Of Memory, Learning, And Language From A Fresh Angle. As A Concept, Artificial Intelligence Has Fuelled And Sharpened The Philosophical Debates Concerning The Nature Of The Mind, Intelligence, And The Uniqueness Of Human Beings. Margaret A. Boden Reviews The Philosophical And Technological Challenges Raised By Artificial Intelligence, Considering Whether Programs Could Ever Be Really Intelligent, Creative Or Even Conscious, And Shows How The Pursuit Of Artificial Intelligence Has Helped Us To Appreciate How Human And Animal Minds Are Possible.
This book investigates the fundamental question of whether artificial intelligence can truly replicate human cognition, creativity, and consciousness. Margaret A. Boden, a distinguished research professor of cognitive science, utilizes her extensive background in philosophy and psychology to examine the intersection of machine learning and human mental processes. She presents a framework that evaluates the technological capabilities of AI against the philosophical benchmarks of what constitutes a mind.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this work as a foundational text for those seeking to understand the philosophical implications of AI. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose despite the complex subject matter, making it accessible to both students and general readers interested in cognitive science.
Page Count:
156
Publication Date:
2016-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191083488
ISBN-13:
9780191083488
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