The Debate Over Artificial Intelligence

Discussion about artificial intelligence can be thought of. Or, to be more precise, we can develop true artificial intelligence in the meaning of human's thought and understanding machine. As computers become more complex, our lives become indispensable. This is an interesting question that is becoming increasingly important in our lives. Two articles "John Searle's" Thoughts, Brains, Procedures "and William Lycan's" Robots and Minds "present two different answers and pose several new questions.

The history of the fight against these problems dates back to Plato and Aristotle, has many years of difference between Descartes and Kant, reflected in contemporary discussions on artificial intelligence and genetic research. Many problems focus not on the problem itself, but on how to answer them. "From the German experience in the mid-nineteenth century, the psychologist himself and other famous social philosophers of the 19th century believed that human thought had to be approached in two fundamentally different ways: science If the empirical method of research is clever, the memory of things that can normally pass through These can be measured and experimentally manipulated.

The focus of this year is clear: artificial intelligence. Rather than forgetting to persuade a controversy, Steven Hawking's contribution ('artificial intelligence may be the best or worst thing for human beings') to discuss technology ethics - with regard to this topic too There are also many discussions. There is even a destructive speech by Sophia's robot and Max Tegmark on Life 0. As a female technology producer and organizer of Google's developer group, I organized many activities in both technical and non-technical for my community. But I always think about this question. How can we promote the diversity of science and technology activities better and make all participants' activities more practical?

Is there any discussion about artificial intelligence? On the contrary, can we develop true artificial intelligence in the meaning of machines of human thought and understanding? As computers become more complex, our lives become indispensable. This is an interesting question that is becoming increasingly important in our lives. Two articles "John Searle's" Thoughts, Brains, Procedures "and William Lycan's" Robots and Minds "present two different answers to this question. What? Is A.I. possible? In SF movie 'Terminator directed by James Cameron', the computer in the movie is "smart", confronting the human master. In other words, the computer in the movie is independent of the programmer and can develop artificial intelligence (A.I.). This article proves that in the real world, computers do not achieve artificial intelligence, even even functionalism.