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Artificial intelligence by John Haugeland · Booklabria

Artificial intelligenceSemantics

Artificial intelligence

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An investigation into how it can be asserted (or denied) that a computational machine is thinking.

Subjects: Artificial intelligence
Semantics
Intelligence artificielle
Mind
Artificial Intelligence [MESH]
Characters: Alan Turing
Marvin Minsky
Hubert Dreyfus
Thomas Hobbs

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