CYC inconsistent with phenomenology of coping OpposingArgument #423

CYC is inconsistent with the phenomenology of skilled coping -- and won't therefore be able to demonstrate commonsense.
Hurbet Dreyfus, 1992.



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▲MapArtificial Intelligence
▲IssueCan computers think? [1]
▲PositionYes: physical symbol systems can think [3]
▲SupportiveArgumentThe Knowledge Base Assumption
▲OpposingArgumentThe problem of commonsense knowledge
▲OpposingArgumentHuge database may be sufficient for commonsense
▲SupportiveArgumentCYC is an example of such a database
■OpposingArgumentCYC inconsistent with phenomenology of coping
●PremiseHuman speed increases with greater knowledge
●PremiseHumans don't consult a database
●PremiseKnow-how hard to represent as knowing-that
◄AdvocacyHubert Dreyfus
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Entered by:- David Price
Entry date (GMT): 7/3/2006 4:46:00 PM
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