PHL342H1

UTSG

Minds and Machines

An investigation of philosophical questions raised by contemporary cognitive science and artificial intelligence (AI). Possible topics to be addressed: whether machines could think and be conscious; the computational theory of mind; embodied cognition and the extended mind hypothesis; the “singularity”; and moral and political implications of machine learning research.

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Prereq: 8.0 credits, including COG250Y1 or 1.5 credits in PHLBreadth: Thought, Belief & Behaviour
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DepartmentPHL
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level300
Hours36L
BreadthThought, Belief & Behaviour
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