Flashcards_Philosophy_Fixed

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What does the Turing Test aim to evaluate?

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Whether a machine can imitate a human in a conversation.

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What differentiates weak AI from strong AI?

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Weak AI focuses on specific tasks, while strong AI seeks universal intelligence.

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What is the Physical Symbol Systems Hypothesis?

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A system of symbols is sufficient for intelligent action.

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Which test challenges a machine to write a sonnet due to emotions?

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Consciousness objection.

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What is the theological objection to AI?

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Intelligence is tied to the human soul.

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What does the CAPTCHA test aim to achieve?

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To differentiate between humans and bots.

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What is the ‘Grandmother Cell’ hypothesis?

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A neuron that responds to a specific concept or entity.

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Which study showed evidence for specific neurons responding to specific stimuli?

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The Pamela Anderson Cell study.

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What is Lady Lovelace’s objection to AI?

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Machines cannot originate ideas or think.

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How does the Loebner Competition relate to the Turing Test?

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It evaluates conversational indistinguishability.

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What is Alan Turing’s imitation game?

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A game to test indistinguishability.

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What does it mean for a machine to be ‘intelligent’?

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Ability to replicate intelligent behavior.

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What is the purpose of the Loebner competition?

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A modern Turing Test.

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What is the mathematical objection to AI?

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Gödel’s theorem limits AI.

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What is the consciousness objection?

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Machines lack true consciousness.

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What is the ‘head-in-the-sand’ objection?

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Fear of AI consequences.

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What is an example of strong AI?

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A universally intelligent agent.

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What are AI-complete problems?

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Tasks needing universal AI.

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What is the ‘Pamela Anderson cell’ study?

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Evidence of concept-specific neurons.

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What is the difference between intelligence and consciousness?

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Consciousness involves self-awareness.

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What is a physical symbol?

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Physical patterns representing meaning.

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What is the role of neurons in AI debates?

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Debates on representation in brains.

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What is the objection from disabilities?

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AI lacks human traits.

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What is an AI’s ability to mimic emotions called?

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Emotion replication.

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What is the significance of Searle's Chinese Room argument?
Challenges human intelligence.
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How does AI challenge philosophical ideas of humanity?
General problem-solving intelligence.
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What is universal intelligence?
Ethics of control and rights.
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What are the ethical concerns of strong AI?
Creativity linked to strong AI.
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What is the role of creativity in AI intelligence?
Specific problem-solving AI.
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What defines weak AI in practical terms?
Machine learning as a tool.
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What is machine learning's relation to strong AI?
Philosophical analysis of mind.
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What is the importance of metaphysics in AI?
Separation of mind and body.
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What is dualism in AI philosophy?
Scalability of symbol systems.
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What are physical symbol system limitations?
Through deception in responses.
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How does the Turing Test assess indistinguishability?
Ensuring human interactions.
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What is the role of CAPTCHAs in AI-human interaction?
Risks of control and misuse.
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What are the potential dangers of strong AI?
AI mimics brain cognition.
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How does strong AI relate to human cognition?
AI relies on structured logic.
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What is the role of logical systems in AI?
Core of intelligent behavior.