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BillTre reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with
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I'm not sure of that. Non-human animals that cannot speak have passed the test. So I don't think Helen Keller not being able to... -
BillTre reacted to BWV's post in the thread There should be another prefix in the science forums with Like.
would be good to add an additional prefix for questions that are more 'science journalism' and about trends in a given scientific...
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Indeed. She would have failed the rouge test.
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Here is a nicely done PBS documentary on the ability of dogs to communicate. There are several different approaches to possible dog...
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BillTre reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with Like.
To follow up on this a bit: humans don't learn to interact with the world in non-textual ways by processing text. We have much of those...
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Least favorite title for an IT book: " A Crash Course in Operating Systems".
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It's time to vote for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year, People's Choice Awards...
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I forgot what I'd done with my boomerang, but then it hit me.
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BillTre reacted to jack action's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with Like.
But you need sensors and a body you can control to pass this test.
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BillTre reacted to PeterDonis's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with Like.
What makes something "human" rather than "machine"? According to physicalism, humans are machines--very complex ones, but still...
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Not claiming there is universal consensus in biology (or that I have any expertise to judge) but not hard to find examples in the...
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BillTre replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.This argument can be much stronger if one were to consider free-living single cells, rather than those that are part of a larger...
