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The contributions to this volume examine the implications of recent advances in artificial intelligence and ask whether machines with artificial intelligence can develop artifical minds.

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Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction (Donald Broadbent, University of Oxford) 1. Setting the Scene: the Claim and the Issues (Roger Penrose, University of Oxford) 2. The Approach Through Symbols (Allen Newell, Carnegie Mellon University; Richard Young, MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge; Thad Polk, Carnegie Mellon University) 3. Sub-Symbolic Modeling of Hand-Eye Coordination (Dana H Ballard, University of Oxford) 4. Networks in the Brain (Edmund Rolls, University of Oxford) 5. Computational Vision (Mike Brady, University of Oxford) 6. The Handling of Natural Language (Gerald Gazdar, University of Sussex) 7. The Impact on Philosophy (Margaret A Boden, University of Sussex).

The Simulation of Human Intelligence

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      Publisher John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Published 17 December 1992
      ISBN-13 9780631187332
      978-0631187332
      ISBN-10 0631187332
      Also in:
      Human–computer interaction Social and ethical aspects

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The contributions to this volume examine the implications of recent advances in artificial intelligence and ask whether machines with artificial intelligence can develop artifical minds.

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction (Donald Broadbent, University of Oxford) 1. Setting the Scene: the Claim and the Issues (Roger Penrose, University of Oxford) 2. The Approach Through Symbols (Allen Newell, Carnegie Mellon University; Richard Young, MRC Applied Psychology Unit, Cambridge; Thad Polk, Carnegie Mellon University) 3. Sub-Symbolic Modeling of Hand-Eye Coordination (Dana H Ballard, University of Oxford) 4. Networks in the Brain (Edmund Rolls, University of Oxford) 5. Computational Vision (Mike Brady, University of Oxford) 6. The Handling of Natural Language (Gerald Gazdar, University of Sussex) 7. The Impact on Philosophy (Margaret A Boden, University of Sussex).

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