Různé pohledy na otázku: Mohou stroje myslet?

Ondřej Vadinský

E-LOGOS, 2011, vol. 2011, issue 1, 24 pages

Abstract: This paper deals with the question, whether machines can think. Changes in thematisation of the question by several philosophers and scientists such as Cartesian dualism, Turing test, Searle's Chinese room argument, artificial neural networks of the Curchlands and Rapaport's abstraction and implementation and syntactic semantics are followed. The paper then shows what are the differences and similarities of such thematisations. Then it asks what is the nature of the relation between thought and its manifestation, which is the cornerstone of the Turing test. Furthermore the paper accents the need of combining suitable distinctive capacities with appropriate complexity to reach adequate analogy in the Chinese room argument. In the end the paper deals with relationship among duplication, abstraction and implementation of thought.

Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Turing test; Chinese room; artificial neural network; abstraction and implementation; thought; Umělá inteligence; Turingův test; čínský pokoj; umělé neuronové sítě; abstrakce a implementace; myšlení (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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