… claim that "machines can think." Apparently his machine will have the following attributes: …
or use which Turing gives to the expression "machines can think," or the state of the English …

… If the Turing test for thinking is no worse than any well-established scientific test, we can
set skepticism aside and go back to serious matters. Is there any more likelihood of a “false …

… help us to understand how it is that we humans think. We … machine thinking and whether
they believe, from the responses given, that these are the responses of a thinking machine…

… that can usefully … can anticipate and design appropriate and valuable uses. In conclusion,
I will briefly introduce an orientation I call "hermeneutic constructivism" and illustrate how it can …

… that there is a finite set of operations that can be applied to a given input, and then applied
… can be computed in finite time by a maximally simple sort of symbol-ma nipulating machine …

… “Can machines think?”- This pivotal question was raised by Alan Turing in 1950 however, …
implicitly think that machines can think. More exactly, what would happen if machines behaved …

… classical question ‘Can a machine think?’ into a more specific problem: ‘Can a … ‘Can machines
think?’ This should begin with definitions of the meaning of the terms ‘machine’ and ‘think’…

Focuses on the issue of artificial intelligence and the fresh debate that has been sparked about
the nature of the mind. Garry Kasparov's narrow escape from defeat by the IBM computer …

… This paper revisits the often debated question Can machines think? It is argued that the
usual identification of machines with the notion of algorithm has been both counter-intuitive and …

… sits down near the machine, asks it a few questions and discovers that it is perplexed about
the problem “Can machines think”. The job of the TP is to show the machine that it has been …