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Many wonder if Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be beneficial to humanity. AI has been around for only a few years. Voice Assistants such as Bixby and Siri help people maneuver through screen selection, apps and much more on their cell phones easier and faster. AI is slowly getting better, with things such as self-driving cars and robotic relations. There are two types of AI, weak AI and strong AI. Weak AI are things we have today, such as those listed above (Siri and Bixby), and the strong

It is obvious that the Turing test can be applied to computers from the arguments that he gave in response to the objections given in Computing Machinery and Intelligence. I will show that slight changes to these arguments can still allow passing, and will specifically demonstrate that these modified arguments support passing for cats and dogs. Turing’s idea of asking questions aimed to reveal mindedness, can be modified for pets; as mindedness is confirmed if and only if the interrogator is fooled

The Turing Test determines if an AI system is intelligent. The test requires the computer to have a normal conversation with a human. However, there are limitations to this test. A better alternative is to have computers do an 8th grade science exam. Answering exam questions requires scientific reasoning, language processing, and knowledge of the world. The Turing Test has problems. First, the conditions of the Turing Test are not well-defined. For example, it doesn't say what type of questions

Advancement in technology has continued to enrich our lives by providing us with ease of access to information, simplifying our lives by increasing the convenience to complete daily tasks and establishing improved mediums for communication across all borders. In spite of this, a sinister plot has began to surface regarding the dangers of technology. The real debate is not that if the growth technology will continue to deliver a myriad of advantages to the world, it is the necessary steps needed to

Caleb, the human, has to decide if Ava behaves similar to a person, while Ava has to manipulate Caleb into letting her escape from her room. Nathan’s role in this test is to observe the interaction between Caleb and Ava in order to evaluate Ava’s intelligence. Additionally, the test adds a new dimension of complexity by letting Caleb see and hear Ava. This means that behaviors such as

Introduction This essay is about the philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and it will delve deep into the question of the many philosophical implications of AI. In this paper, I will argue that a machine being able to think and the possibility of an emerging post human future due to the hypothetical invention of AI has philosophical implications for the future of humanity. The intersection of strong and weak AI with human consciousness is also explored through the examples of IBM’s AI systems

Future of Life: Thanks to Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence is soon to be a massively important and relevant part of our future. I have no doubt about it, and knowing this... I began my research simply wanting to know more about AI and it’s current and speculative uses and capabilities. I wanted to know how we planned to accommodate for the biggest change our species has ever experienced, I wanted to find out how legislature would adapt, how research would spring up, how production

Nowhere and Nothing - “Many people are afraid of Emptiness, however, because it reminds them of Loneliness. Everything has to be filled in, it seems—appointment books, hillsides, vacant lots—but when all the spaces are filled, the Loneliness really begins.” (p.147) By pointing out the paradox where the pursuit of fullness results in emptiness, it forces the audience to examine situations from their own experience, specifically failures and check whether they have been going the wrong direction

the imitation game is as follows: the game consists of three participants. Participant A is a man, participant B is a woman, and participant C is the interrogator (can be a man or woman). In the Imitation Game, participant C is placed in a different room from participant A and B (they are represented as X and Y). The interrigator can communicate with them via written notes. By asking questions of participant A and participant B, the interrigator tries to determine which of the two is the man and which

Alan Turing was a famous British mathematician and computer scientist who was determined to prove that machines at some point (possibly sometime in the future) would be able to surpass humans in intelligence levels. In order to prove this true, he created what became to be known as, “The Turing Test.” This test was basically to see if a computer could trick a person into believing that it was human. It would be asked a series of questions, which would be compared to responses of the human. It was