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Searle's objection
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Even if a program could pass the Turing Test, it still does not think
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Chinese Room Argument
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1) Brains cause minds
2) Syntax is not sufficient for semantics 3) Computer programs are defined entirely by their syntactic structures 4) Minds have specifically semantic content Therefore, programs cannot have minds |
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Systems Reply
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Maybe the man in the room doesn't understand, but the whole system does
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Reply to Systems Reply
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Even if the man incorporates the system, he still can't understand
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Reply to Reply to Systems Reply
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The principle that, if the whole can't do something, then a part can't do something is dubious
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Copeland Reply to Chinese Room Argument
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Not valid to argue from the fact that the man doesn't understand, that the entire room doesn't understand
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