I posted a comment about the Heidegger philosophy side of things a few days ago. Winograd’s book Understanding Computers and Cognition is my reference - explain

I posted a comment about the Heidegger philosophy side of things a few days ago. Winograd’s book Understanding Computers and Cognition is my reference - explains the connection really well. He gives the example of hammering to argue that common sense human intelligence is based on situatedness (related to heidegger’s “being-in-the-world”) as opposed to manipulating symbolic representations. While engaged in hammering, you don’t have a mental model of a hammer top of mind. Original comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19703867 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19703867