Artificial Intelligence: Critical Concepts, Volume 1 |
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Contents
The development of the concept of artificial | 7 |
Why not the whole iguana? | 13 |
Intellectual issues in the history of artificial intelligence | 25 |
Epistemology and ontology Excerpt from The Cybernetics | 48 |
A probabilistic model for information storage | 68 |
The expert tool | 71 |
Why not a sociology of machines? The case of sociology | 81 |
The prehistory of android epistemology | 113 |
Babbage Huxley and Butler | 266 |
Towards electronic computers | 291 |
Critiques and stumbling blocks | 301 |
Machines that think a further statement | 327 |
Behavior purpose and teleology | 371 |
The knowing subject in AI | 390 |
McCulloch and his cohorts | 396 |
The general and logical theory of automata | 416 |
The manmachine and artificial intelligence | 134 |
Theory of robots in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries | 163 |
Leviathan chapter 5 Of Reason and Science | 184 |
The motives of Jacques de Vaucanson | 205 |
Translators notes excerpts for L F Menabreas Memoir | 252 |
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence through Simulated Evolution | 259 |
A paradigm for learning | 428 |
Horses of a different color? | 445 |
Robotics and general intelligence | 454 |
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The tree of knowledge | 485 |
Other editions - View all
Artificial Intelligence: Critical Concepts, Volume 4 Ronald Chrisley,Sander Begeer Limited preview - 2000 |
Artificial Intelligence: Critical Concepts, Volume 2 Ronald Chrisley,Sander Begeer Limited preview - 2000 |
Artificial Intelligence: Critical Concepts, Volume 3 Ronald Chrisley,Sander Begeer Limited preview - 2000 |
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