The Turning Test is not an effective way of determining, if a subject is either a machine or human because a machine does not have a mind. For example, a machine can pass the test if it has a large set of data that has been programed into it which allows it to process more information and be able to make programed combinations that would allow it to pass the test. A machine can have an instead a large set of data within them that can be programmed to perform certain combinations within a limited range of any given scenarios within any particular subject. For example, a machine can decide want information that is sent to it and find any connection to the topic which it was ask to look for or making a move in a game with the combinations created
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For example a machine does not know how to respond to certain situations that it has not be programed to do but instead sometimes find an errors. However, these machines can be made to perform all wide range of tasks, although it requires some changes to its database. In fact, Philosopher John Searle, did an experiment to refute the strong AI thesis, which is the claim that an appropriate programed computer is really a mind and can have cognitive functions such as beliefs, understanding and feelings. The experiment involve understanding the Chinese language with formally rule rather than just with symbols which results showed that “computer program is nothing like the human mind because its states are different from our cognitive states.”(Lawhead 106) What Seale is trying to say is that computers lack intentionality which means they are unable to form representations of objects and associate those to different meanings rather than the ones that are programed into them by humans.
A machine does not have the mind but instead an intellectual process that is programed into them by humans to solve everyday tasks for them. For example, they are dependent upon humans to help them solve because they have to knowledge that is programed into them by humans. A mind is something that
For example a machine does not know how to respond to certain situations that it has not be programed to do but instead sometimes find an errors. However, these machines can be made to perform all wide range of tasks, although it requires some changes to its database. In fact, Philosopher John Searle, did an experiment to refute the strong AI thesis, which is the claim that an appropriate programed computer is really a mind and can have cognitive functions such as beliefs, understanding and feelings. The experiment involve understanding the Chinese language with formally rule rather than just with symbols which results showed that “computer program is nothing like the human mind because its states are different from our cognitive states.”(Lawhead 106) What Seale is trying to say is that computers lack intentionality which means they are unable to form representations of objects and associate those to different meanings rather than the ones that are programed into them by humans.
A machine does not have the mind but instead an intellectual process that is programed into them by humans to solve everyday tasks for them. For example, they are dependent upon humans to help them solve because they have to knowledge that is programed into them by humans. A mind is something that