'Strong ai' diaporamas de présentation

CMPT 420 / CMPG 720 Artificial Intelligence

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INTRODUCTION

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Manton Matthews Department of Computer Sc. & Engr.

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Bloom County on Strong AI

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Strong vs. Weak AI

Strong vs. Weak AI. ECE 847: Digital Image Processing. Stan Birchfield Clemson University. The coming takeover. Common theme: - Robots become intelligent - Robots become independent - Robots get out of control - Robots must be subdued Why all the fuss? Need we fear?.

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G51IAI Introduction to AI

G51IAI Introduction to AI. Instructor: Ho Sooi Hock. Introduction. Introduction. Goals and Module Context Delivery and Assessment Methods Learning Resources Lecture Schedules AI Terminologies Applications of AI. Module Aims and Objectives.

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PURPLE HATS WIZARDS

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES. PURPLE HATS WIZARDS. We need programming languages to communicate with a computer. The two broad classifications of programming languages are: Low-level and High-level languages. WHY DO WE NEED PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES?.

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Intelligent Systems Lection 1 Introduction to AI

Intelligent Systems Lection 1 Introduction to AI. What is AI?. Artificial intelligence ("AI") can mean many things to many people. Much confusion arises because the word 'intelligence' is ill-defined. The phrase is so broad that people have found it useful to divide AI into two classes:

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The future of AI

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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence. Attacks on AI. Ian Gent ipg@cs.st-and.ac.uk. Artificial Intelligence. Attacks on AI. Part I : Lucas: Minds, Machines & G ? del Part II: Searle: Minds, Brains & Programs Part III: Weizenbaum: Computer Power & Human Reason. Strong AI and Weak AI.

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New Computationalism

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THE SINGULARITY

THE SINGULARITY. Jason Powell & Karina Ramos The University of North Texas. A TALE OF TWO GRAPHS. Human-driven innovation. AI-driven innovation. TIME. Artificial Intelligence (AI). Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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AI & Atheism

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What is AI

What is AI. An attempt to imitate human reactions by scripting reactions to happen when a certain cause is brought about. What is AI?. Fundamentally Humans and Computers think differently Computers strictly use logic in making decisions; many decisions are based off of true/false statements

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CSC 550: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Spring 2004

CSC 550: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Spring 2004. See online syllabus at: http://www.creighton.edu/~davereed/csc550 Course goals: survey the field of Artificial Intelligence, including major areas of study and research

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SEARLE

SEARLE. THE CHINESE ROOM ARGUMENT: MAN BECOMES COMPUTER. John Searle (born 1932). Philosophy of language mind social reality free will. Necessary Concepts. i) Turing Test ii) Intentionality (p. 333 footnote, and following) iii) Syntax/semantics distinction (p. 339, near end)

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From Thought to Bot: The Rise of Commercial AI

Public awareness of the term “artificial intelligence” is at an all-time high, but beyond vague (and at times frightening) connections with robots and computers, many people aren’t as familiar with what AI actually is, or what it might possibly become.

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