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You know Alan Turing, right?
And the Turing test?
Have you actually read the paper that introduced it,
Computing Machinery and Intelligence?
No?!
You… you are not prepared.
With very special guest: Felienne Hermans
Notes
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- Mystery AI Hype Theatre 3000 podcast, from Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna. "Always read the footnotes"
- [The Language Game](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_game_(philosophy) by Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Can Machines Think? by W. "Billy" Mays
- Lu's paper with Dave Ackley, Dialogues on Natural Code describes how the symbiote will spread to consume all of humanity.
- Reclaiming AI as a Theoretical Tool for Cognitive Science by Iris van Rooij et al.
- Ned Block's Blockhead
- Nick Cave's thoughts on AI song lyrics. For instance: "Writing a good song is not mimicry, or replication, or pastiche, it is the opposite. […] It is the breathless confrontation with one’s vulnerability, one’s perilousness, one’s smallness, pitted against a sense of sudden shocking discovery; it is the redemptive artistic act that stirs the heart of the listener, where the listener recognizes in the inner workings of the song their own blood, their own struggle, their own suffering."
- What Computers Can't Do by Hubert Dryfus
- Wittgenstein on Rules by Saul Kripke
- Is chess the drosophila of artificial intelligence? by Nathan Ensmenger
- Computers as Theatre by Brenda Laurel
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