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The Artificial Intelligence Controversy
According to the Encyclopedia of Philosophy, artificial intelligence is the view that human cognitive mental states can be duplicated in computing machinery. With Artificial Intelligence in philosophy, it is broken up into weak AI, and strong AI. ... In the early 1980’s “expert systems” were brought about which largely increased the funding for Artificial Intelligence research. ...
Other parts of Artificial Intelligence include cognitive simulation, cognitive replication, and cognitive emulation. ... Classical computationalism is “computer intelligence involving central processing units operating on symbolic representations. ... All of these branches are just different ways that a computer or machine uses its artificial intelligence to think. ...
In conclusion, the main question with artificial intelligence that we may never get the answer to is can computers and machines think.
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