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philosophy of mind
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thought is computational
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relationship between brain and behavior
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limitations of artificial intelligence and cognitive science
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Cherniak, C., "Undebuggability and cognitive science", Communications of the ACM, 31, 4, April 1988, pp. 402-412. Google
402 ;;Quote: the full mind's program is practically unknowable; huge, branchy, not formal, a kludge
404 ;;Quote: the cognitive/perceptual/motor system contains about three million items
405 ;;Quote: estimates that the brain contains about 5 x 10^13 synapses or about one million per cognitive/perceptual element
411 ;;Quote: the problem with AI is the vast gulf between a pilot system and the size of a human cognitive system
411 ;;Quote: the brain's design must be representable in DNA; i.e. less than 3 billion base units; much smaller than SDI software
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Topic: limitations of artificial intelligence and cognitive science (64 items)