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Mark, in my view, the article is stronger historically than philosophically precisely because it conflates three distinct questions: whether a…
Chat GPT generated comment on this discussion. I believe in a detente with AI This is a particularly interesting discussion…
References: https://explainx.ai/blog/china-robot-lightning-100m-usain-bolt-record-august-2026 https://theawesomer.com/robots-humans-perform-martial-arts/796716/ https://www.aiplusinfo.com/blog/robot-learns-badminton-via-ai-simulation/
To be completely explicit: this refutes the statement that “The field, he argued, had succeeded precisely where knowing-that applied: formal…
Here’s one such argument. AI-enabled robots have broken the world 100-m sprint record, can do world-class martial arts, and play…
Thank you for linking to this. Ironically, Dreyfuss is already on my TBR stack, thanks to a suggestion from Google…
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Professor Smiley, who spent his academic career at Cambridge (where he became Knightbridge Professor of Philosophy), was well-known for his work in logic. The Clare College, Cambridge memorial notice is here. Comments are open for remembrances from those who knew Professor Smiley or for those who would like to comment on the significance of his work.
(Thanks to David Gordon for the pointer.)
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