CMST 1A03 Chapter : Christina Bhandoo's Article Summary.docx

• School: McMaster University
• Department: Communication Studies
• Course: CMST 1A03
• Professor: Alexandre Sevigny

Document Summary

Can machines think (29)? turing believes that it is vital for humans to understand the concept of the words machine and think. To help define the word, we must answer a question with a question with what he calls the imitation game. The objective of the game is that the integrator of the game must be able to distinguish the difference between a computer and a human by answering a series of questions. The three techniques humans need to consider while defining the word machine are, excluding humans from machines, allow engineers perform engineering techniques and allow constructors to apply a method. Humans refer thinking machines as digital computers and allow them to play the role as the computer in the imitation game. Intro: turing considers different perspectives in order to answer the main question, can machines think? . Views: the theological objection: turing cannot wrap his head around the idea that.