Mechanical bodies, computational minds : artificial intelligence from automata to cyborgs
Bringing together scholars from varying backgrounds, this text examines the fundamental questions that are presented by the concept of artificial intelligence. It also suggests that technical advances could hold the key to more traditional questions, such as explaining the true nature of human rationality
viii, 538 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
9780262062435, 9780262562065, 0262062437, 0262562065
55502471
Machinations of the mind : cybernetics and artificial intelligence from automata to cyborgs / Stefano Franchi and Güven Güzeldere
The soul gained and lost : artificial intelligence as a philosophical project / Philip Agre
The man-machine and artificial intelligence / Bruce Mazlish
Marrying the premodern to the postmodern : computers and organisms after World War II / Evelyn Fox Keller
A gallery of monsters : cybernetics and self-organization, 1940-1970 / Andrew Pickering
On seeing A's and seeing As / Douglas R. Hofstadter
Did Deep Blue's win over Kasparov prove that artificial intelligence has succeeded? A debate / Hubert Dreyfus and Daniel Dennett
Machines and the mental / Fred Dretske
Dialogues with colorful "personalities" of early AI / Güven Güzeldere and Stefano Franchi
The Hume machine : can association networks do more than formal rules? / Bruno Latour and Geneviève Teil
Knowing subjects : AI from feminist philosophy / Alison Adam
Humans, machines, and the structure of knowledge / Harry M. Collins
Swamped by the updates : expert systems, semioclasm, and apeironic education / Michael L. Johnson
Artificial intelligence research as art / Stephen Wilson
Why AI is not a science / Maurizio Matteuzzi
Dance floor blues : the case for a social AI / Tom Burke
The epistemological and philosophical situation of mind technoscience / Alain-Marc Rieu
Phenomenology and cognitive science / Serge Sharoff
Artificial intelligence and theology : from Mythos to Logos and back / Anne Foerst. Machinations of the mind : cybernetics and artificial intelligence from automata to cyborgs / Stefano Franchi and G赶en G赺eldere
The soul gained and lost : artificial intelligence as a philosophical project / Philip Agre
The man-machine and artificial intelligence / Bruce Mazlish
Marrying the premodern to the postmodern : computers and organisms after World War II / Evelyn Fox Keller
A gallery of monsters : cybernetics and self-organization, 1940-1970 / Andrew Pickering
On seeing A's and seeing As / Douglas R. Hofstadter
Did Deep Blue's win over Kasparov prove that artificial intelligence has succeededA debate / Hubert Dreyfus and Daniel Dennett
Machines and the mental / Fred Dretske
Dialogues with colorful "personalities" of early AI / G赶en G赺eldere and Stefano Franchi
The Hume machine : can association networks do more than formal rules/ Bruno Latour and Genevi{u1976}e Teil
Knowing subjects : AI from feminist philosophy / Alison Adam
Humans, machines, and the structure of knowledge / Harry M. Collins
Swamped by the updates : expert systems, semioclasm, and apeironic education / Michael L. Johnson
Artificial intelligence research as art / Stephen Wilson
Why AI is not a science / Maurizio Matteuzzi
Dance floor blues : the case for a social AI / Tom Burke
The epistemological and philosophical situation of mind technoscience / Alain-Marc Rieu
Phenomenology and cognitive science / Serge Sharoff
Artificial intelligence and theology : from Mythos to Logos and back / Anne Foerst
Stefano Franchi is lecturer in philosophy at University of Auckland, New Zealand
"A Bradford book."