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Introduction to the MIT Press Edition | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction to the Revised Edition (1979) | 1 | |
Introduction | 67 | |
Pt. I | Ten Years of Research in Artificial Intelligence (1957-1967) | 91 |
1 | Phase 1 (1957-1962) Cognitive Simulation | |
I | Analysis of Work in Language Translation, Problem Solving, and Pattern Recognition | |
II | The Underlying Significance of Failure to Achieve Predicted Results | |
2 | Phase II (1962-1967) Semantic Information Processing | 130 |
I | Analysis of Semantic Information Processing Programs | |
III | Significance of Current Difficulties Conclusion | 149 |
Pt. II | Assumptions Underlying Persistent Optimism | |
Introduction | 155 | |
3 | The Biological Assumption | 159 |
4 | The Psychological Assumption | 163 |
I | Empirical Evidence for the Psychological Assumption: Critique of the Scientific Methodology of Cognitive Simulation | |
II | A Priori Arguments for the Psychological Assumption | |
5 | The Epistemological Assumption | 189 |
I | A Mistaken Argument from the Success of Physics | |
II | A Mistaken Argument from the Success of Modern Linguistics | |
6 | The Ontological Assumption | 206 |
Conclusion | 225 | |
Pt. III | Alternatives to the Traditional Assumptions | |
Introduction | 231 | |
7 | The Role of the Body in Intelligent Behavior | 235 |
8 | The Situation: Orderly Behavior Without Recourse to Rules | 256 |
9 | The Situation as a Function of Human Needs | 272 |
Conclusion | 281 | |
Conclusion: The Scope and Limits of Artificial Reason | ||
The Limits of Artificial Intelligence | ||
The Future of Artificial Intelligence | 285 | |
Notes | 307 | |
Index | 346 |
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