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Lecture 9
Ashutosh Nanda edited this page Mar 21, 2017
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Readings due Today:
- Computing Machinery and Intelligence - Turing
- A Proposal for the Dartmouth Summer Project on AI - McCarthy, Minsky, Rochester, Shannon
- Lighthill Report and Replies - Lighthill, Sutherland, Needham, Longuet-Higgins, Michie
Turing (1950)
Important historical note on Turing Test:
- As Presented: highly gendered (man or woman?)
- Modern Conception: free of gender (human or not?)
Turing test is operational, freed of philosophical concerns and social constructs
Chinese Room Argument (CRA) Caveat:
- Someone rotely doing the instructions cannot be said to be thinking, but passes Turing test!
- Conclusion: Turing test isn't what you think it is
Was Turing prescient or has everyone just been following Turing since 1950?
Lots of modern ideas: Monte Carlo, Chaos Theory, etc.