Jack Copeland
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Artificial Intelligence Â»Artificial Intelligence
Protagonists Â»Protagonists
Jack Copeland
A determined machine can still have free will Â»A determined machine can still have free will
Turing's randomizer is only a tiebreaker Â»Turing's randomizer is only a tiebreaker
Programs not universally realizable Â»Programs not universally realizable
The Systems reply to the Chinese Gym Â»The Systems reply to the Chinese Gym
Neurons are diversely structured Â»Neurons are diversely structured
The "part-of" principle is fallacious Â»The "part-of" principle is fallacious
Intelligent machines could fail the test Â»Intelligent machines could fail the test
Some intelligent beings would fail the test Â»Some intelligent beings would fail the test
Nondecisive tests can be useful Â»Nondecisive tests can be useful
Sense organs not prohibited by Turing Â»Sense organs not prohibited by Turing
Some simulations are duplications Â»Some simulations are duplications
A man simulating a woman is not a woman Â»A man simulating a woman is not a woman
The black box objection Â»The black box objection
SUPER PARRY could pass Test by brute force Â»SUPER PARRY could pass Test by brute force
Machine prepared for repeated sentences Â»Machine prepared for repeated sentences
Machine prepared for subsitution tricks Â»Machine prepared for subsitution tricks
The beefed-up Turing Test Â»The beefed-up Turing Test
Turing in a car crash Â»Turing in a car crash
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