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Article 6154 of comp.ai.philosophy:
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>From: throop@aurs01.UUCP (Wayne Throop)
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Subject: Re: Transducers
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Date: 8 Jun 92 17:09:42 GMT
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-> bill@nsma.arizona.edu (Bill Skaggs)
-> Rodney Brooks, who builds fantastic insect-like robots at MIT, claims
-> that one of the greatest hindrances to AI has been the lack of
-> "embodiment" of the systems that people have built; he argues that
-> this leads to unrealistic conceptions of the nature of the problems
-> that need to be solved.

But surely this is talking about *engineering* or design problems,
not any problems of TT-passing-without-embodiedness in *principle*.

Right?

Wayne Throop       ...!mcnc!aurgate!throop


