07-15-2023, 08:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-15-2023, 09:23 PM by Kernelpanic.)
If one want to approach AI objectively, you must, not should, you have to read the two books by Hubert L. Dreyfus. The most profound connoisseur of AI. And therefore also the most profound critic of the AI!
Two books by Dreyfus have been published, I have read both. I would be curious what he would think and write about the AI today, but unfortunately he deceased away in 2017.
Already in his first book from 1972 (German about 1976/1981) he foresaw all the problems of the AI, and in his second book from 1986 he specified them again. He was right - practically about everything.
First book: What computer can't do - The Limits of Artificial Intelligence; Harper & Row, Publishers, New York; 1972
Second book: Mind over Machine, The Free Press, New York 1986
Two books by Dreyfus have been published, I have read both. I would be curious what he would think and write about the AI today, but unfortunately he deceased away in 2017.
Already in his first book from 1972 (German about 1976/1981) he foresaw all the problems of the AI, and in his second book from 1986 he specified them again. He was right - practically about everything.
First book: What computer can't do - The Limits of Artificial Intelligence; Harper & Row, Publishers, New York; 1972
Second book: Mind over Machine, The Free Press, New York 1986