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Prediction Version of the Free Will Argument
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1. Computers only do what they are programmed to do
2. Programming is done by humans who can predict what the programs are going to do 3. Anything that can be predicted can't have free will Therefore, computers can't have free will, and there can't be Strong AI |
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Causal Version
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1. Computers do only what they are programmed to do
2. Anything that is following only instructions is completely caused in its actions and can't have free will No strong AI, then |
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Indeterminist Answer to Free Will
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Chance
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Libertarian Answer to Free Will
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Contra-causal freedom
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Compatabilist Answer to free will
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Caused but uncoerced
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Problem to Indeterminist
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Randomness does not yield free will
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Problem to Libertarian
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Evidence for autonomous self
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Problem to Compatabilist
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No responsibility if caused to do every action
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Hard Determinism
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We really have no free will, so why can't a program have much free will as a human?
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