Tag: "computers and AI"

AI & Human Interaction

Miriam Gorr asks what we learn from current claims for cyberconsciousness.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: AI & Mind]

Arguing with the Chinese Room

Michael DeBellis says Searle’s famous argument about computers not having understanding does not compute.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: AI & Mind]

Typing to Turing

by Samantha Neave
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: Poetry]

What’s Stopping Us Achieving Artificial General Intelligence?

A. Efimov, D. Dubrovsky, and F. Matveev explore how the development of AI is limited by the perceived need to understand language and be embodied.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: AI & Mind]

Can Machines Be Conscious?

Sebastian Sunday Grève and Yu Xiaoyue find an unexpected way in which the answer is ‘yes’.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: AI & Mind]

We Have Always Been Cyborgs by Stefan Lorenz Sorgner

Natasha Beranek sees transhumanism get an upgrade.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: Books]

Interview with a Chatbot

The full text of our brief interview with OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot.
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: Articles]

Simon & Finn

by Melissa Felder
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: Cartoon]

Steve Delmonte’s Cartoon (1)

by Steve Delmonte
[Issue 155: April/May 2023: Cartoon]

The Fantasy of Conscious Machines

Raymond Tallis says talk of ‘artificial intelligence’ is neither intelligent nor indeed, intelligible.
[Issue 152: October/November 2022: Tallis in Wonderland]