Category: Artificial Intelligence
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Herbert A. Simon, The Sciences of the Artificial
Is computer science a science? What is at stake in the question of “the sciences of the artificial”? Herbert A. Simon was a distinguished professor for five decades at Carnegie Mellon University, one of America’s most elite and important technology institutes of higher education. Simon won the Nobel Prize in economics and the Turing Award.
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Der Turing-Test und John Searles Gedankenexperiment vom chinesischen Zimmer, von Lulu Zhao
Durch die Entwicklung der Informatik und der Kognitions-Wissenschaft im 20. Jahrhundert wurde die traditionelle Philosophie des Geistes Gegenstand wissenschaftlicher Erforschung. Diese Wandlung ist dabei auf eine Computer-Analogie des menschlichen Gehirns zurückführen. Als Ergebnis dieser Paradigmenwechsels entstand das Thema der künstlichen Intelligenz.
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Blockchain Technology and Self-Driving Cars, by Alan N. Shapiro
Blockchain is a very interesting technology both because of its revolutionary computer science architecture and because of its possible future applications in business, commerce, culture, the arts, mobility, government, and social life.
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“Ex Machina”: The End of Turing’s Man and the Paradigm Shift in Artificial Intelligence, by Alan N. Shapiro and Franco Torriani
In the 1930s, Alan Turing designed an impossible machine, a sort of mechanical computer. Building such a machine was not feasible, given those days’ technological level. However, some years later, Turing’s prophetic project became reality.