Computational Logic and Human Thinking: How to Be Artificially Intelligent
Robert Kowalski explores how computational logic relates to human thinking and artificial intelligence. Focusing on the connections between formal reasoning, cognition, and intelligent systems, this book offers a thoughtful introduction to the question of what it means to be artificially intelligent.
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Computational Logic and Human Thinking explores the relationship between formal reasoning and the ways people think.
Robert Kowalski considers how computational logic can contribute to understanding artificial intelligence.
The book focuses on the idea of becoming artificially intelligent, connecting logic, thought, and intelligent systems.
It offers a broad introduction to themes at the intersection of computer science, logic, and human cognition.
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