Questioning the “intelligence” of the machines
Malabou, Catherine
Questioning the “intelligence” of the machines - 2020.
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Does the creation of “synaptic chips” which would have a certain plasticity open the way to a really “intelligent” artificial intelligence, even if in a different way from human beings? Or do the nature of such advances, from plasticity far away from that of the human brain, force us to be much more skeptical? For the philosopher Catherine Malabou, the main thing is to allow the two intelligences, natural and artificial, to enrich each other, and never to close the path of possibilities, whether by philosophical reflections, fictions or experiments.
Questioning the “intelligence” of the machines - 2020.
70
Does the creation of “synaptic chips” which would have a certain plasticity open the way to a really “intelligent” artificial intelligence, even if in a different way from human beings? Or do the nature of such advances, from plasticity far away from that of the human brain, force us to be much more skeptical? For the philosopher Catherine Malabou, the main thing is to allow the two intelligences, natural and artificial, to enrich each other, and never to close the path of possibilities, whether by philosophical reflections, fictions or experiments.
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