Key points
- concept: producing a behavior which is then interpreted by the user as demonstrating intelligent conversation
- infer: without “understanding” (or “intentionality”), we cannot describe what the machine is doing as “thinking” and, since it does not think, it does not have a “mind” in anything like the normal sense of the word.
- conclusion: the “strong AI” hypothesis is false.
- Strong AI vs. biological naturalism: dk???
From the definition
How to understand a totally different thing from the concept?
How can we make computers to understand human emotions and human feelings
Even if a computer can do as human do, think as human thoughts, is it really on the same level of us?
How to learn Chinese from English dictionary?
What is the concept of computer programing?
If computers are set up a goal, we giving them abilities from executing programes, are they actually having to ability to do something, or they are just acting like humans while executing the programs.
If they pass the turing test, then it is human?
Is there real strong Artificial Intelligence?
All the doubts are not limiting the amount of intelligence a machine can display.
Other Doubts
- What is the Turing test in music composition?
- We can not tell which composition is made by human and which is made by machine?
- If we find some music piece interesting, is it meaningful?
- If we find some human composiiton boring and strange, is it meaningful?
- What’s the border line between human composition and computer generated music if you can not tell the difference from listening to the music they made?
- The intension, the passion and how much they want to convey through the emotional expression?
- Human are social animals, so music is kind of connection? Music shoudl be meaningful in the social way?
- What is art? Is it only the pursuit of human? Only human creation?
- Artificial intelligence should be a human, able to understand and express emotion, then their works can be recognized as meaningful music.
- Every music has its soul?
Reading
- “Minds, Brains, and Programs”,John Searle
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_room