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Do We Think That Machines Can Think?

sciencedaily.com — Almost daily, new accomplishments in the field of human robotics are presented in the media. Constructions of increasingly elaborate and versatile humanoid robots are reported and thus human-robot interactions accumulate in daily life. However, the question of how humans perceive these "machines" and attribute capabilities and "mental qualities"

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  • stephenhacking, on 07/09/2008, -1/+1We dint teach them to "THINK".
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