Lexicon of Arguments

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I 329
Rules/Artificial Intelligence/VsAI/VsChalmers/Chalmers: Arguments related to the alleged impossibility of (strong) artificial intelligence point out that artificial systems follow strictly rules and are therefore incapable of creativity and flexibility.
>Artificial Intelligence, >Artificial Consciousness, >Strong Artificial Intelligence, >Human Level AI.
ChalmersVsVs: this only applies to symbol processing and not all systems of artificial intelligence are limited to symbol processing. Connectivist models do not exist in symbol manipulation. It may be that these systems follow rules on a level, but that does not show up in behavior.
>Connectionism, >Neural networks, >Symbol manipulation, >Behavior.
Level/Hofstadter/Chalmers: (Hofstadter 1979)(1) the level on which I think is not necessarily the level on which I add.
>Levels/order.

1. D. R. Hofstadter Gödel, Escher Bach, New York 1979

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