© James Hendler and Alice M. Mulvehill 2016
James Hendler and Alice M. Mulvehill, Social Machines, 10.1007/978-1-4842-1156-4_5
James Hendler1 and Alice M. Mulvehill2
(1)Albany, New York, USA
(2)Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Artificial Intelligence is what computers cannot do–yet.
Attributed to various early AI researchers,
particularly Larry Tesler,
ca 1970
As mentioned in Chapter 1, over the years there has been considerable change in the attitude towards what artificially intelligent machines can and cannot do. Pretty much every attempt to express some sort of inherent limit by defining a task “computers will never do” ...
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