What to think about machines that think

What to think about machines that think

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John Brockman
John Brockman

Collects the thoughts of almost two hundred of today's leading thinkers on the issue of artifical intelligence.

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I'm gonna have to put this on my stuck-halfway pile, without much desire to continue. Because, even though some of the short essays are good, there is only so much variety the ~200 essays can/seem to have. It feels like rereading the same basic 2-3 arguments again and again.

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