Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
The "Chinese Room" argument against the idea that computers can truly understand was given by ____.
The "Chinese Room" argument against the idea that computers can truly understand was given by ____.
a)
Alan Turingb)
Noam Chomskyc)
John Searled)
Marvin MinskyExplanation
John Searle (1980) argued that following symbol-manipulation rules is not the same as understanding meaning.Related questions
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