Prof. John Sullins of Sonoma State University on Artificial Intelligence

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Great Philosophical Objections to Artificial Intelligence

01:31 • 5min

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The Turring Machine Is a Logical Construct That Can Be Implemented on Any Kind of Computer

06:04 • 3min

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Do We Consider Computers to Be Intelligent?

08:53 • 3min

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Is It the Seventh Wave of This?

11:46 • 5min

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Programming Languages Like Prologue and Lisp

16:22 • 2min

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Is There a Need for Programming Languages?

18:14 • 2min

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The Problem With Artificial Intelligence

20:29 • 3min

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The New Challenger - Machine Learning

23:15 • 4min

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What Is Machine Learning?

27:06 • 2min

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Machine Learning - I'll Try It Again.

29:18 • 5min

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The Real Problem in Artificial Intelligence Is How to Discard Data

34:19 • 5min

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Is the Brain Like a Whisk Management System?

39:21 • 5min

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Philosophical Objections to Artificial Intelligence

44:36 • 2min

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Ai Ethics

46:57 • 3min

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Are We Doomed to Make Mistakes?

50:16 • 6min

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The Role of Consciousness and Artificial Fenosis in Ethical Reasoning

56:01 • 5min

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Is That an Ethical Outcome?

01:01:10 • 1min

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The Difference Between Ethics and Morality

01:02:16 • 3min

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The Ethics of Building a Low Machine

01:05:40 • 6min

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Is There a Machine for Love and Sex?

01:11:11 • 5min

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Are We Coming Together?

01:15:44 • 6min

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The Human Brain Is Not Helping Us Move Forward, Right?

01:21:28 • 5min