In an evaluation of the strengths and limitations of artificial intelligence in a number of intellectual domains, Wagman draws comparisons with human cognitive ability in those domains, and assesses its role as a theoretical model, as a collaborator, or as a competitor of the human mind. This book distinguishes itself in its structured and detailed account of advancing intellectual developments in the science of artificial intelligence as opposed to a highly technical or vague philosophical treatment of the topic.
In an evaluation of the strengths and limitations of artificial intelligence in a number of intellectual domains, Wagman draws comparisons with human cognitive ability in those domains, and assesses its role as a theoretical model, as a collaborator, or as a competitor of the human mind. This book distinguishes itself in its structured and detailed account of advancing intellectual developments in the science of artificial intelligence as opposed to a highly technical or vague philosophical treatment of the topic.
MORTON WAGMAN is Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign./e He is the author of 11 previous books for Praeger on artificial intelligence and applications to psychology and the human mind.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface The Nature of Intelligence and Intelligence Systems Artificial Intelligence and Mathematical Reasoning Mathematical Discovery Scientific Discovery Insightful Problem Solving Analogical Thinking Explanatory Coherence Conclusions Appendix Bibliography Index
Preface The Nature of Intelligence and Intelligence Systems Artificial Intelligence and Mathematical Reasoning Mathematical Discovery Scientific Discovery Insightful Problem Solving Analogical Thinking Explanatory Coherence Conclusions Appendix Bibliography Index
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