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2018 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
1. Introduction
verfasst von : Rosendo Abellera, Lakshman Bulusu
Erschienen in: Oracle Business Intelligence with Machine Learning
Verlag: Apress
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Abstract
“I think, therefore I am.” Just as this concept has fueled discussions in philosophy classes about man’s existence, it can now certainly apply to an exploration of what it really means to be a thinking entity. Moreover, it sparks today’s discussions about what artificial intelligence (AI) is as it pertains and compares to human intelligence. Is the aim of artificial intelligence the creation of an object that emulates or replicates the thinking process of a human being? If so, then the Western philosopher Descartes’ famous phrase takes on a whole new meaning in terms of existence and the ability to think and—perhaps equally important, especially in machine learning—the ability to doubt, or to interpret that something is uncertain or ambiguous.