Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 12:05:17 12/17/99
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Hi On December 16, 1999 at 23:19:42, Robert Hyatt wrote: [...] >AI has two common definitions: > >(1) doing something that requires intelligence by a human to do. IE play >the game of chess. But as soon as someone sees how easy this is to do, >this gets changed to: > >(2) doing something that requires intelligence by a human to do. And it has >to be done in a way that is very similar to the way the human does it. IE in >chess, if a human considers 100 positions to choose a move, then the program has >to do approximately the same. (2) is often used when it becomes obvious that >(1) was much easier than anyone once thought. :) See my reply in a similar older thread: http://209.35.185.19/ccc/message.html?83069 Kind regards, -sargon PS. I like Bruce's test with the queen. :-)
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