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Better Milestones in Artificial Intelligence May Come from Conceiving of Problem Domains as Games
Having designated chess, with its clearly defined rules and winning conditions, to be a game conducive to attack by artificially intelligent systems, we will now consider the idea of winning condition… more »
Artificial Intelligence and "Stupefication"
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angeleshernandez wrote 3 weeks ago: This week we will have a look at Wordplays.com. It is a tool originally designed to help people solv … more »
Language Games
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milkcartoons wrote 1 month ago: How can you criticise language whilst using language? You can only hope to prove it is meaningful. L … more »
the tragedy of a semantic affair
burntend wrote 2 months ago: After years of mending a broken heart [sharing 90% of the blame, the rest my pride dictates to be th … more »
Better Milestones in Artificial Intelligence May Come from Conceiving of Problem Domains as Games
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stephenfoster wrote 2 months ago: Having designated chess, with its clearly defined rules and winning conditions, to be a game conduci … more »
On the Possible Irrelevance of Potentially Infinite Recursion with Respect to Applying Heuristical Methods to Game-Related Problem Domains
stephenfoster wrote 2 months ago: In chess, controlling the center isn’t always a good idea. For example, when you have the opp … more »
Games and the Problem of Relevance
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stephenfoster wrote 3 months ago: Hubert Dreyfus wrote his book What Computers Can’t Do long before Luciano Floridi came onto th … more »
The Use of an Expression
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oneandmany wrote 3 months ago: Commenting on Wittgenstein’s notion of language-games in human practice, long-time associate N … more »
Is it reasonable to categorize Wittgenstein's 'voices'?
dprice218 wrote 8 months ago: In attempting to bring clarity to an extremely confused text, Louis Shawver at http://users.rcn.com/ … more »
"Language Games": Blue vs. Brown
dprice218 wrote 8 months ago: It really is amazing how much different Wittgenstein’s conception of language games appears on … more »
Notes on Lyotard's Postmodern Condition: Introduction, Sections 1 and 2
Taylor Adkins wrote 9 months ago: This book enquires on the condition of knowledge today in highly developed societies (xxiii). It is … more »
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claybomb wrote 1 year ago: The Ur-Hegelian of the Pittsburgh school, Wilfrid Sellars, offers a contrasting view. His most influ … more »
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claybomb wrote 1 year ago: Similarly, the later Wittgenstein turns all discussions of linguistic meaning back to the practices … more »
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