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Mind vs Machine

(The battle of Supremacy)

Aqsa Ahmed 230101083


Eman Shah 230101021
Nabeesha Zafar 230101043
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The Mind-Machine Dialectic
Case-Study of Mind-Machine
Conclusion
Bibliography

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Introduction

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The Mind-Machine Dialectic
(Unraveling the depth of human consciousness and Artificial Intelligence)

The Mind Machine


• What makes us human – • Effectiveness of AI generated
The Mind machines
• Consciousness and Self- • Virtually unlimited memory
awareness

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Continued…

The Mind Machine


• Connection in deeper level • Emotionless but beneficial

• Handling unpredictable situations • Help to think differently

• Adapt new conditions • Physical strength

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Continued…

The Mind Machine

• Machine Intelligence determined • Electronic Brains


by Humans

• Mimicking the brain • Precision and accuracy

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• Collaboration not competition

• Case-Study from Princeton University’s Seminar

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Conclusion

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Thank you
Any Questions

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Bibliography
• Graves, A., G. Wayne, and I. Danihelko, 2014, “Neural Turing Machines”, manuscript at arXiv.org.
• Horst, Steven, “The Computational Theory of Mind”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Summer 2015 Edition), Edward
N. Zalta (ed.), URL = <https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2015/entries/computational-mind/>. [This is the previous
entry on the Computational Theory of Mind in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy — see the version history.]
• Marcin Milkowski, “The Computational Theory of Mind,” in the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
• Pozzi, I., S. Bohté, and P. Roelfsema, 2019, “A Biologically Plausible Learning Rule for Deep Learning in the Brain”,
manuscript at arXiv.org.
• Bibliography on philosophy of artificial intelligence, in Philpapers.org.
• (PDF) Mind Versus Machine in the Year 2030 (researchgate.net)
• (PDF) Mind Versus Machine in the Year 2030 (researchgate.net)
• Pondering the differences between minds and machines (princeton.edu)

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