Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 15:27:50 08/07/02
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On August 06, 2002 at 12:23:47, José Carlos wrote: [snip] > As Bob said in another message, we don't know how human mind works. I, >personally, have always thought that we humans are nothing but very complex >computers. Do I have a proof? No I don't. Can anyone proove me wrong? I don't >think so. But as long as we can't make a good definition of intelligence, we >can't say if computers (or humans!) are intelligent or not. > Even if humans are just complex computers, we can see the different degree of >complexity between human decisions and computers decisions. The gap is still too >wide, IMO, to consider them equivalent. Even at that, it is very clear that computers do not think at all. They only execute the instruction sequence that we have given them. Personally, I do not consider anything intelligent if it does not have cognition. On the other hand, when a computer does think, what then, will be the meaning of "Cogito, ergo, sum."
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