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Laddar... The Emotion Machine: Commonsense Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of the Human Mind (urspr publ 2006; utgåvan 2006)av Marvin Minsky (Författare)
VerksinformationThe Emotion Machine: Commonsense Thinking, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of the Human Mind av Marvin Minsky (2006)
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Our minds are working all the time, but we rarely stop to think about how they work. The human mind has many different ways to think, says Marvin Minsky, the leading figure in artificial intelligence and computer science. We use these different ways of thinking in different circumstances, and some of them we don't even associate with thinking. For example, emotions, intuitions, and feelings are just other forms of thinking, according to Minsky. In his groundbreaking new work, The Emotion Machine, Minsky shows why we should expand our ideas about thinking and how thinking itself might change in the future.The Emotion Machineexplains how our minds work, how they progress from simple kinds of thought to more complex forms that enable us to reflect on ourselves -- what most people refer to as consciousness, or self-awareness. Unlike other broad theories of the mind, this book proceeds in a step-by-step fashion that draws on detailed and specific examples. It shows that thinking -- even higher-level thinking -- can be broken down into a series of specific actions. From emotional states to goals and attachments and on to consciousness and awareness of self, we can understand the process of thinking in all its intricacy. And once we understand thinking, we can build machines -- artificial intelligences -- that can assist with our thinking, machines that can follow the same thinking patterns that we follow and that can think as we do. These humanlike thinking machines would also be emotion machines -- just as we are.This is a brilliant book that challenges many ideas about thinking and the mind. It is as insightful and provocative as it is original, the fruit of a lifetime spent thinking about thinking. Inga biblioteksbeskrivningar kunde hittas. |
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I'm guessing it all would have been awfully useful to look at a couple of months ago.
Notes:
The Japanese see no sense of difference between themselves and everything around them.
The Japanese see no sense of separateness in the way we do between body and mind.
These two ideas might help come up with different ways of approaching the problem at hand.