24.119 Mind and Machines, Spring 2005

Examination of problems in the intersection of artificial intelligence, psychology, and philosophy. Issues discussed: whether people are Turing Machines, whether computers can be conscious, limitations on what computers can do, computation and neurophysiology, the Turing test, the analog/digital dis...

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Main Author:	Byrne, Alexander
Other Authors:	Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Linguistics and Philosophy
Format:	Learning Object
Language:	en-US
Published:	2005
Subjects:	artificial intelligence psychology philosophy Turing Machines consciousness computer limitations computation neurophysiology Turing test the analog/digital distinction Chinese Room argument causal efficacy of content inverted spectrum mental representation procedural semantics connectionism Philosophy of mind
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/41942

24.119 Mind and Machines, Spring 2003 by Byrne, Alexander

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24.119 Mind and Machines, Spring 2005

24.119 Mind and Machines, Spring 2003 by Byrne, Alexander

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