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發表於 2006-2-8 02:58 PM
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Maybe you can limit your question to
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6 ^' }0 n7 T, s- What kind of knowledge can a machine process?
% [* a$ L# z1 @, K" ~- What can a machine know about a person in terms of his identiites, emotion, spirituality. That challenages the boundaries of the meaning of "knowledge"
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- Found some links that might give you some ideas:
: ^# b7 o0 e& R7 fWhat is a machine
4 A i4 N" A, R4 Bhttp://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~harnad/Temp/machine.htm6 d! T9 J# J$ W" W5 a, e
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Can a Machine Think?
0 `1 [7 O& g, l; U( Jhttp://www.kurzweilai.net/meme/f ... /art0214.html?m%3D4
& X/ B0 [. w% W' }. Efilter-004ing the questions on:
! N3 x- X/ N D2 h* [& e - Human factor behind the machine-winning chess game ^) O$ @7 X% n
- How do we recognize and measure intelligence.. P) ~8 a' }% y9 D+ F
- What A Computer Can And Cannot Do.
& J" @3 j- d, F, {2 m - Can A Machine Think?% J: f& O! T: F- e
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% v0 [; y# [7 ]! EGood luck  ) i& J! q6 Y: S/ d3 A7 E
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