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Mapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think?

Catégorie: Manga, Bandes dessinées, Santé, Forme et Diététique
Auteur: Matt Kuhn, David Wiesner
Éditeur: Stephen King
Publié: 2016-03-02
Écrivain: Daniel Wallace
Langue: Serbe, Breton, Français
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The Computational Theory of Mind (Stanford Encyclopedia of ... - Formalization plays a significant foundational role within computer science. We can program a Turing-style computer that manipulates linguistic expressions drawn from a formal language. If we program the computer wisely, then its syntactic machinations will cohere with our intended semantic interpretation. For example, we can program the computer so that it carries true premises only to true conclusions, or so that it updates probabilities as dictated by Bayesian decision theory.

CiteSeerX — Saygin, (2001) 'Review of Horn, R. ... - Saygin, (2001) 'Review of Horn, R. Mapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think? Seven maps and a handbook'. Minds and Machines 11(3): 442-445

(PDF) Robert B. Horn (illustrator), Jeff Yoshimi, Mark ... - All maps have a starting point, in which there is a summary of Alan Tur- ing's claim that computers can think, an argument made in his revolutionary paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" (1950). The basic components of the maps are argument summaries, issue areas and links. Each map contains eight to thirteen issue areas and each of these in turn contain one focus box and several argu- ment summaries within the scope of the issue area. The focus box summarizes the core dispute ...

"Hey Sophi", or How Much Philosophy Will Computers Do ... - This post was prompted by a recent article in Nature by Chris Reed about the work of Noam Slonim (IBM), Yonatan Bilu (KI Institute), and Ranit Aharonov (IBM) to develop an autonomous computer system, Project Debater, that can argue with and debate humans (shared with me by Tushar Irani of Wesleyan), as well the progress made with the language and communication skills of artifical intelligence ...

Why Algorithms Suck and Analog Computers are the Future ... - "An analog computer is a model for a certain problem that can then be used to solve that very problem by means of simulating it." A more generally usable class contains indirect analogies which require a mapping between the problem and the computing domain. Typically such analogs are based on analog electronic circuits such as summers, integrators and multipliers. But they can also be implemented using digital components in which case they are called digital differential ...

Science and religion: mapping the landscape - Theos Think ... - Theos conducts research, publishes reports, and holds debates, seminars and lectures on the relationship between religion, politics and society in the contemporary world. We are a Christian think tank based in the UK. We are part of The British and Foreign Bible Society, charity number 232759.

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The Simon Laven Page > Chatterbot Papers - Mapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think? A set of 7 poster-sized argumentation maps that chart the history of the debate. The maps outline arguments put forth since 1950 by more than 380 cognitive scientists, philosophers, artificial intelligence researchers, mathematicians, and others. Every map presents 100 or more major claims.

Mapping for Social Good | TechChange | The Institute for ... - In this course, we will think critically about geospatial data and map production 'behind the scenes.' We will also look at case studies and real-world applications of maps created to address issues surrounding social and environmental equity. You'll be introduced to a number of topics, such as how crowdsourced mapping is improving patient health in Ghana and the way visualizations are ...

Do Computers Have To Be Conscious To Think? (Mapping Great ... - As there are quite a number of computer scientists in the course, let's try and make this click. 15 years ago, a company called MacroVU decided to create posters mapping great debates related to the question "Can Computers Think?", the main link to which you can find at ai/ — totally clickable!

The Turing Test | SpringerLink - Horn, R. E., 1998a, Mapping Great Debates: Can Computers Think? A series of seven maps and handbook, MacroVU, Bainbridge Island, WA. Google Scholar

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Visualizing Argumentation: Software Tools for ... - Computer Supported Argument Visualization is attracting attention across education, science, public policy and business. More than ever, we need sense-making tools to help negotiate understanding in the face of multi-stakeholder, ill-structured problems. In order to be effective, these tools must support human cognitive and discursive processes, and provide suitable representations, services and user interfaces. Visualizing Argumentation is written by practitioners and researchers ...

Argument Mapping - Austhink - "Computer-based argument mapping greatly enhances student critical thinking, more than tripling absolute gains made by other methods. I describe the method and my experience as an outsider. Argument mapping often showed precisely how students were erring (for example: confusing helping premises for separate reasons), making it much easier for them to fix their errors." [5 Jun 03]

Argument Mapping and Storytelling in Criminal Cases ... - Whilst each of these techniques has its own merits, the technique of argument mapping is of particular interest to the current discussion. Argument mapping, or argument visualization, traces its origins back to Wigmore, who carefully defined a complex visual language for reasoning with a mass of evidence. In the 1990's, the advent of faster and more GUI-equipped computer programs stimulated the interest in argument mapping and specific software tools for performing these ...

Artificial Intelligence - Navigating 50 years of philosophical debate—Robert Horn's Seven Can Computers Think? maps. Full-sized versions of the original maps can be ordered here. The magnificent set of seven 3' x 4' maps created by Robert Horn and his team of researchers focuses on the philosophical debate around Alan Turing's assertion in 1950 that:

Argument map - Wikipedia - Human-computer interaction pioneer Douglas Engelbart, in a famous 1962 technical report on intelligence augmentation, envisioned in detail something like argument-mapping software as an integral part of future intelligence-augmenting computer interfaces: You usually think of an argument as a serial sequence of steps of reason, beginning with known facts, assumptions, etc., and progressing toward a conclusion. Well, we do have to think through these steps serially, and we usually ...

Robert B. Horn (illustrator), Jeff Yoshimi, Mark Deering ... - Robert B. Horn (illustrator), Jeff Yoshimi, Mark Deering, Russ McBride, David Fleischman (illustrator), Thierry DiDonna (illustrator), Jennifer Wedel (Editor), Mapping Great Debates. Can Computers Think?: 7 Maps and a Handbook. Ayse Pinar Saygin 1 Minds and Machines volume 11, pages 442-445 (2001)Cite this article

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Philosophy of mind - Wikipedia - Some computer scientists believe that the specialty of AI can still make new contributions to the resolution of the "mind-body problem". They suggest that based on the reciprocal influences between software and hardware that takes place in all computers, it is possible that someday theories can be discovered that help us to understand the reciprocal influences between the human mind and the ...

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Visual Language: Global Communication for the 21st Century ... - This book cements my respect and builds upon his impressive accomplishments in the field of verbal (and now visual) communications. The approach in the book, like Information Mapping® itself, takes some getting used to. Moreover, it can produce some visually ugly pages. In fact, I almost discarded the book based on some of the examples within, but discovered that these eyesores actually did communicate concepts and facts. What makes this book important is the equal importance placed on ...

Mapping Controversies: Abortion Debate | by Jeppe Kamstrup ... - In our mapping, the actors participating in the Abortion Debate are reduced to editors of Wikipedia. They can be anonymous or regulars, even bots. And they meet only at Wikipedia, which here, acts as the local pub; the place where one learns of the latest gossip, discusses life, yells and hangs out. We have made no visualizations that shows the actual content of the disagreement, although we have shown the topics of debate. The evidence for the core of the disagreement seems ...

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Knowledge Mapping for Open Sensemaking Communities - We want to change cognition <ul><li>One way to do this is through visualizations of thinking </li></ul><ul><li>Computer-supported knowledge mapping is one way to slow people down and get them to reflect on what they are thinking and saying </li></ul>

(PDF) Application of 'Mind Mapping' as a Teaching-Learning ... - Although mind mapping was not found to increase short-term recall of domain-based information or critical thinking compared to SNT, a brief introduction to mind mapping allowed novice MM subjects ...

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