Centered around the key philosophical attacks AI has received throughout its history, these specially-commissioned essays introduce the main ideas and debates that have shaped the philosophy of AI.
Centered around the key philosophical attacks AI has received throughout its history, these specially-commissioned essays introduce the main ideas and debates that have shaped the philosophy of AI.
Eric Dietrich is Professor of Philosophy at Binghamton University, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Prologue: The AI Wars and Beyond Part I. The AI Wars Introduction The First War: Is AI Even Possible? 1. Gödel and Foundational Objections to AI 2. How Would We Know If a Computer Was Intelligent? The Turing Test is Not the Answer The Second War: Architectures of the Mind 3. How Computer Science Saved the Mind 4. Implementing an Intelligence The Third War: Mental Semantics and Mental Symbols 5. The Strange Case of the Missing Meaning: Can Computers Think About Things? The Fourth War: The Frame Problem: Rationality and Creativity 6. What is Relevant to What?: The Frame Problem Part II. Beyond the AI Wars: Issues for Today Introduction 7. What about Consciousness? 8. Ethical Issues Surrounding AI Applications 9. Could Embodied AIs be Ethical Agents Notes Bibliography Index
List of Figures Prologue: The AI Wars and Beyond Part I. The AI Wars Introduction The First War: Is AI Even Possible? 1. Gödel and Foundational Objections to AI 2. How Would We Know If a Computer Was Intelligent? The Turing Test is Not the Answer The Second War: Architectures of the Mind 3. How Computer Science Saved the Mind 4. Implementing an Intelligence The Third War: Mental Semantics and Mental Symbols 5. The Strange Case of the Missing Meaning: Can Computers Think About Things? The Fourth War: The Frame Problem: Rationality and Creativity 6. What is Relevant to What?: The Frame Problem Part II. Beyond the AI Wars: Issues for Today Introduction 7. What about Consciousness? 8. Ethical Issues Surrounding AI Applications 9. Could Embodied AIs be Ethical Agents Notes Bibliography Index
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