John Lucas
Arguments advanced by John Lucas.
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Artificial Intelligence »Artificial Intelligence
Protagonists »Protagonists
John Lucas
Consciousness requires a point of view »Consciousness requires a point of view
Gödel shows machines can't be fully conscious »Gödel shows machines can't be fully conscious
Gödel sentences sufficiently self-referential »Gödel sentences sufficiently self-referential
Machines aren't self-critical »Machines aren't self-critical
Lucas claims less than Wang's dilemma suggests »Lucas claims less than Wang's dilemma suggests
Good misunderstands the game »Good misunderstands the game
We don't need the entire Lucas arithmetic »We don't need the entire Lucas arithmetic
No: computers are limited by Gödel's theorems »No: computers are limited by Gödel's theorems
Un-Gödelizable machine wouldn't be a machine »Un-Gödelizable machine wouldn't be a machine
A dilemma about inductive machines »A dilemma about inductive machines
Machine isn't capable of informal proof »Machine isn't capable of informal proof
A self-Gödelizing machine can still be out-Gödeled »A self-Gödelizing machine can still be out-Gödeled
A single person's understanding of Gödel is enough »A single person's understanding of Gödel is enough
Benacerraf’s argument is inconsistent »Benacerraf’s argument is inconsistent
Lucas sure that he isn't a machine »Lucas sure that he isn't a machine
There are overriding reasons to regard minds as consistent »There are overriding reasons to regard minds as consistent
An inconsistent machine can't model the mind »An inconsistent machine can't model the mind
The mechanist's dilemma »The mechanist's dilemma
John Lucas »John Lucas
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