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Compiled by David Chalmers (Editor) & David Bourget (Assistant Editor), Australian National University. Submit an entry.
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6. Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence on PhilPapers)
| 6.1 | Can Machines Think? [506] |
| 6.1a | The Turing Test [101] |
| 6.1b | Godelian arguments [87] |
| 6.1c | The Chinese Room [113] |
| 6.1d | Machine Consciousness [105] |
| 6.1e | Machine Mentality, Misc [100] |
| 6.2 | Computation and Representation [97] |
| 6.2a | Symbols and Symbol Systems [20] |
| 6.2b | Computational Semantics [29] |
| 6.2c | Implicit/Explicit Rules and Representations [17] |
| 6.2d | AI without Representation? [12] |
| 6.2e | Computation and Representation, Misc [19] |
| 6.3 | Philosophy of Connectionism [261] |
| 6.3a | Connectionism and Compositionality [54] |
| 6.3b | Representation in Connectionism [43] |
| 6.3c | Connectionism and Eliminativism [20] |
| 6.3d | The Connectionist/Classical Debate [36] |
| 6.3e | Subsymbolic Computation [10] |
| 6.3f | Philosophy of Connectionism, Misc [76] |
| 6.3g | Philosophy of Connectionism, Foundational Empirical Issues [22] |
| 6.4 | Special Topics in AI [186] |
| The Singularity [9] | |
| Mind Uploading [1] | |
| 6.4a | Cyborgs [0] |
| 6.4b | Transhumanism [0] |
| 6.4c | Cybernetics [1] |
| 6.4d | Dynamical Systems [57] |
| 6.4e | The Nature of AI [13] |
| 6.4f | The Frame Problem [34] |
| 6.4g | AI Methodology [35] |
| 6.4h | Robotics [35] |
| 6.5 | Computationalism [103] |
| 6.5a | Computation and Physical Systems [85] |
| 6.5a.1 | Computation and Physical Systems, Misc [2] |
| 6.5a.2 | Analog and Digital Computation [14] |
| 6.5a.3 | Computers [1] |
| 6.5a.4 | Implementing Computations [4] |
| 6.5a.5 | Noncomputable Processes [1] |
| 6.5a.6 | Pancomputationalism [7] |
| 6.5a.7 | Quantum Computation [9] |
| 6.6 | Philosophy of AI, Miscellaneous [83] |
| 6.6a | Philosophy of AI, General Works [1] |
| 6.6b | Philosophy of AI, Misc [5] |