Natural Born Computers
You who calculate! …
Why not use Brains of Steel which never tire?
(Brunsviga ad, 1909)
Julia and Cho are talking about the following article:
BRUNSVIGA
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Julia
Cho
Hi Julia! Never a bother! How can I help you? 😊
Julia
Julia
Cho
Sure, but AI isn’t really my thing, as you know 😅
Julia
Oh, yes I do know! But you do have a background in psychology, right? 😉
Cho
That’s right, cognitive psychology 😊
Julia
Julia
Cho
Like, how did we discover the rules of thinking in the brain?
Julia
Cho
Ah, now I see what you’re getting at. Well, maybe 🤔
Julia
Cho
It depends a bit on what you mean by “intelligence”
Cho
Cho
Cho
Cho
If it works like human intelligence, why do we call it artificial?
Julia
Cho
Good luck with your article!
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