Können Maschinen denken? Searles moderne Interpretation des Körper-Geist-Problems
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Können Maschinen denken? Searles moderne Interpretation des Körper-Geist-Problems
Narrated by:
Stephan Ladnar, Annette Gunkel, Martin Hanns
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Narrated by:
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Stephan Ladnar
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Annette Gunkel
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Martin Hanns
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Tom Groß
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Nicht alle Menschen glauben, dass Maschinen denken können. Eine der wichtigsten Stimmen unter den Kritikern ist der US-amerikanische Philosoph John Rogers Searle. Vehement widerspricht er den anspruchsvollen Visionen der Künstlichen-Intelligenz-Forschung und entwickelt eine eigene Lösung des Körper-/Geist Problems.
Und - können Maschinen nun 'denken'?... Das können Sie mit diesem Hörbuch selbst herausfinden!
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