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... can perform tasks such as these . Specifically , there are computer systems that can diagnose diseases , plan the synthesis of complex organic chemical compounds , solve differential equations in symbolic form , analyze electronic ...
... can perform tasks such as these . Specifically , there are computer systems that can diagnose diseases , plan the synthesis of complex organic chemical compounds , solve differential equations in symbolic form , analyze electronic ...
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However these same tasks , performed almost unconsciously by humans , when performed by a machine require many of the same abilities used in solving more intellectually demanding problems . The main difficulty in perceiving a scene is ...
However these same tasks , performed almost unconsciously by humans , when performed by a machine require many of the same abilities used in solving more intellectually demanding problems . The main difficulty in perceiving a scene is ...
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The task of writing a computer program is also related to other areas of Al . Much of the basis research in automatic programming , theorem proving , and robot problem solving overlaps . In a sense , existing compilers already do ...
The task of writing a computer program is also related to other areas of Al . Much of the basis research in automatic programming , theorem proving , and robot problem solving overlaps . In a sense , existing compilers already do ...
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Trends toward lower trust in government and other social institutions flow from quite different causes . Finding a proof ( or disproof ) for a conjectured theorem in mathematics can certainly be regarded as an intellectual task .
Trends toward lower trust in government and other social institutions flow from quite different causes . Finding a proof ( or disproof ) for a conjectured theorem in mathematics can certainly be regarded as an intellectual task .
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There are many simple or repetitive tasks which existing machine intelligence technology is fully capable of dealing with more reliably and less expensively ... This , in turn , frees human experts for more difficult judgmental tasks .
There are many simple or repetitive tasks which existing machine intelligence technology is fully capable of dealing with more reliably and less expensively ... This , in turn , frees human experts for more difficult judgmental tasks .
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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