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How to build a mind : toward machines with imagination / Igor Aleksander

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: Maps of the mindPublication details: New York : Columbia University Press, 2001Description: xi, 205 p. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 97802311201280231120125
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • Q335  .A4422 2001
Contents:
Imagination and consciousness -- Miletus : where the dreaming begins -- Nineteen fifty-eight : a voyage toward interdisciplinarity -- The ghost of Aristotle : an influence across two millennia -- Early artificial neurons and the beginnings of artificial intelligence -- Liberating philosophy : the empiricists -- Canterbury : the first machines -- Wittgenstein : a brief interlude -- The WISARD years : machines with no mind -- Starting the week with consciousness -- MAGNUS in South Kensington and Pasadena -- On being conscious : the ego in the machine.
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Imagination and consciousness -- Miletus : where the dreaming begins -- Nineteen fifty-eight : a voyage toward interdisciplinarity -- The ghost of Aristotle : an influence across two millennia -- Early artificial neurons and the beginnings of artificial intelligence -- Liberating philosophy : the empiricists -- Canterbury : the first machines -- Wittgenstein : a brief interlude -- The WISARD years : machines with no mind -- Starting the week with consciousness -- MAGNUS in South Kensington and Pasadena -- On being conscious : the ego in the machine.

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