Agency is due predication and choice

Even with delaying mechanisms, automatic decision-making processes still can't choose their own goals or reflect on the meaning of alternatives. The standards they use to choose between alternatives aren't the result of their own status as agents.

Joseph Rychlak (1991).
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Artificial Intelligence
Can computers think? [1]
Yes: physical symbol systems can think [3]
Symbol systems can't think dialectically
Symbol systems can't exhibit agency
Delayed mediational processes can generate agency
Agency is due predication and choice
Joseph F. Rychlak
Delaying action provides us with free will
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