Flashcards_Philosophy_Fixed
(39 cards)
What does the Turing Test aim to evaluate?
Whether a machine can imitate a human in a conversation.
What differentiates weak AI from strong AI?
Weak AI focuses on specific tasks, while strong AI seeks universal intelligence.
What is the Physical Symbol Systems Hypothesis?
A system of symbols is sufficient for intelligent action.
Which test challenges a machine to write a sonnet due to emotions?
Consciousness objection.
What is the theological objection to AI?
Intelligence is tied to the human soul.
What does the CAPTCHA test aim to achieve?
To differentiate between humans and bots.
What is the ‘Grandmother Cell’ hypothesis?
A neuron that responds to a specific concept or entity.
Which study showed evidence for specific neurons responding to specific stimuli?
The Pamela Anderson Cell study.
What is Lady Lovelace’s objection to AI?
Machines cannot originate ideas or think.
How does the Loebner Competition relate to the Turing Test?
It evaluates conversational indistinguishability.
What is Alan Turing’s imitation game?
A game to test indistinguishability.
What does it mean for a machine to be ‘intelligent’?
Ability to replicate intelligent behavior.
What is the purpose of the Loebner competition?
A modern Turing Test.
What is the mathematical objection to AI?
Gödel’s theorem limits AI.
What is the consciousness objection?
Machines lack true consciousness.
What is the ‘head-in-the-sand’ objection?
Fear of AI consequences.
What is an example of strong AI?
A universally intelligent agent.
What are AI-complete problems?
Tasks needing universal AI.
What is the ‘Pamela Anderson cell’ study?
Evidence of concept-specific neurons.
What is the difference between intelligence and consciousness?
Consciousness involves self-awareness.
What is a physical symbol?
Physical patterns representing meaning.
What is the role of neurons in AI debates?
Debates on representation in brains.
What is the objection from disabilities?
AI lacks human traits.
What is an AI’s ability to mimic emotions called?
Emotion replication.