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Klaus MainzerIs "artificial intelligence" replacing humans?.It explains the logical, scientific and technical foundations of intelligent systems..Should the use of artificial intelligence be limited?

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Field Manual of Diseases on Trees and Shrubserizes living organisms. Reports on hydraulic and mechanical automats are already mentioned in ancient literature against the background of the technology of the time. In Jewish tradition, the Golem is described as a human-like machine at the end of the Middle Ages. The Golem can be programmed with

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Field Manual of Diseases on Trees and Shrubss “think”? Are they “intelligent”? The analysis shows that knowledge-based expert systems as well as conventional computer programs are based on algorithms. Even the separation of knowledge base and problem solving strategy does not change this, because both components of an expert system must be re

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Field Manual of Diseases on Trees and Shrubsation systems, which can also be specified for genetic information systems. Genetic languages, with their grammatical rules, represent molecular processes to generate molecular sequences with genetic meanings. The key to understanding these molecular languages is not us humans, but the molecular sys

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Leellen F. Solter,James J. Becnel their ability to cognition, emotion and consciousness. The term cognition (lat. cognoscere for “to recognize”, “to perceive”, “to know”) is used to describe abilities such as perception, learning, thinking, memory and language. Which synaptic signal processing processes underlie these processes? Wh