Currently Autonomous robots replicate Turing Machine approach to problem solving. This approach is only producing behavioral machines and has not a chance to do any better. When A-robots enter our social environment we need them to think more like us so we can accept them as social entities.<\/p>\n
We all know that behaviorist theories are defunct. So why replicate them? This paper is formulating a challenge to the AI community postulating creation of the artificial system that would operate using phronesis as it basis for decisions. We will call it a phronetic machine. Phronesis as a basis of its decision-making process uses intuition rather than stimulus-response algorithms characterizing behavioral systems and TM-based agents. Can AI create a phronetic robots and how it will look like? We ask these and other related questions in the paper.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Currently Autonomous robots replicate Turing Machine approach to problem solving. This approach is only producing behavioral machines and has not a chance to do any better. When A-robots enter our social environment we need them to think more like us … Czytaj dalej