Being real Judith S. Donath 1.0 Introduction How we know each other – how we perceive and construct the identity of our fellow humans – is a

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• Philosophy of artificial intelligence
• Chatterbots
• Alan Turing
• Human–computer interaction
• Philosophy of mind
• Turing test
• ELIZA
• Computing Machinery and Intelligence
• Joseph Weizenbaum
• Artificial intelligence
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Registration AAAI 2010 Spring Symposium Series March 22-24, 2010 n Stanford University, Stanford, California Sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence In cooperation with the Computer Sc

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• Computing
• Cyc
• Ontology
• Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
• Actor model
• AI winter
• Ambient intelligence
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• Social information processing
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• Artificial intelligence
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Call for Participation[removed]AAAI Spring Symposium Series March 26–28, 2007 Stanford University, Stanford, California

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• Computing
• Human communication
• Human–robot interaction
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• AI winter
• Cognitive science
• Actor model
• Multi-agent system
• Cognitive robotics
• Artificial intelligence
• Robotics
• Science

Turing Test: 50 Years Later AYSE PINAR SAYGIN1 , ILYAS CICEKLI2 & VAROL AKMAN2 1 Department of Cognitive Science, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA[removed],

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• Science
• Computer science
• Theory of computation
• Computability theory
• Human–computer interaction
• Turing test
• Computing Machinery and Intelligence
• Chinese room
• Algorithm
• Artificial intelligence
• Alan Turing
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Out of print 1978 book now accessible online free of charge: THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION IN PHILOSOPHY:

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• Aaron Sloman
• Technical communication
• Markup languages
• Portable Document Format
• Microsoft Word
• HTML
• Search engine indexing
• POP-11
• Cognitive architecture
• Computing
• Information science
• Science

Developmental Science 16:[removed]), pp 451–462 DOI: [removed]desc[removed]PAPER Non-symbolic halving in an Amazonian indigene group

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• Data types
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• Cognitive science
• Munduruku people
• Pierre Pica
• Elizabeth Spelke
• Stanislas Dehaene
• Array data type
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• Computer programming
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Creating a Child Machine: Reflections on Turing’s Proposal Raj Reddy ACM Turing Centenary Celebration Talk - June 15, 2012 In his paper on “Computing Machinery and Intelligence”, Alan Turing raised two interesting

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• Ethology
• Philosophy of artificial intelligence
• Philosophy of mind
• Computing Machinery and Intelligence
• Turing test
• Cognitive science
• Mind
• Complexity
• Turing machine
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• Alan Turing

The Belief-Desire-Intention Model of Agency Michael Georgeff Barney Pell† Martha Pollack‡

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• Science
• Cognitive architecture
• Belief–desire–intention model
• Procedural reasoning system
• Belief–desire–intention software model
• Michael Georgeff
• Soar
• Reasoning system
• Intelligent agent
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• Multi-agent systems
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A n E v a l u a t i o n S e m a n t i c s for DATR T h e o r i e s Bill Keller School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences

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Soar: A Comparison with Rule-based Systems This paper compares and contrasts Soar with rule-based systems. In the current implementation of Soar, knowledge is represented, at the lowest level, in the form of production rules. This is largely due to the

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• Cognition
• Computing
• Cognitive architecture
• Artificial intelligence
• Soar