Keyword

machine thinking

Description: Machine thinking refers to reasoning or information processing performed by artificial or computational systems, often considered in comparison with human thought.
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1950 · A. M. TURING · Mind · 10,256
1980 · John R. Searle · Behavioral and Brain Sciences · 6,942
2007 · Alan M. Turing · Springer eBooks · 1,370
1988 · Barbara Von Eckardt, John Haugeland · The Philosophical Review · 644
1990 · Paul M. Churchland, Patricia Smith Churchland · Scientific American · 363
1997 · John R. Searle · The MIT Press eBooks · 329
2004 · Alan M. Turing · The MIT Press eBooks · 273
1994 · Choice Reviews Online · 239
1978 · Richard Bellman · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 235
2013 · Philip N. Johnson-Laird · Psychology Press eBooks · 208
1963 · Ulric Neisser · Science · 156
1986 · L.R. Caporael · Computers in Human Behavior · 153
1989 · John Haugeland · The MIT Press eBooks · 143
2013 · Kevin Warwick · Routledge eBooks · 139
2020 · Jingtao Fan, Lu Fang, et al. · Engineering · 119
2017 · Longbing Cao · Communications of the ACM · 106
2008 · Robert Epstein, Gary Roberts, et al. · DIAL (Catholic University of Leuven) · 106
1982 · Marvin Minsky · AI Magazine · 89
1988 · John R. Searle · Elsevier eBooks · 72
2015 · Kevin Warwick, Huma Shah · Cognitive Computation · 69
2012 · Vincent C. Müller · Studies in applied philosophy, epistemology and rational ethics · 67
2019 · Luciana Parisi · Subjectivity · 65
Works count: 856
Citation count: 24,570
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