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I didn't interpret EWD that way. It's not that machines don't think, but instead that 'think' is too ill-defined to be meaningful in the same sentence as 'machi
by tel 13y ago
I didn't interpret EWD that way. It's not that machines don't think, but instead that 'think' is too ill-defined to be meaningful in the same sentence as 'machines'. Turing wasn't wrong to believe what he did, but perhaps at that point in time 'machines' did not mean something so precise as it does today.