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A 4 page review of the article by Anthony J. Bell. Utilizing probabilistic reasoning, Bell emphasizes that while we may never achieve the technological future imagined in works of science fiction, we are
likely to achieve a future that is "not as alien as the science-fiction future seems". No additional sources are listed.
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with making machines which have the ability to behave intelligently. In its most common form robots are programmed to perform tasks in a specific pattern according to data that
is retrieved through its various sensors. The instructions or programming are stored in what is referred to as the robots control center, its computer "brain" but not all robots
with such "brains" have true artificial intelligence. The instructions are what allows the robot to successfully complete a multitude or just a singular assigned tasks and are, in at
least some cases, a form of artificial intelligence. In an article titled "Levels and loops: the future of artificial intelligence and neuroscience" author Anthony J. Bell instigates the possibilities
that artificial intelligence hold in terms of human life. He questions whether we will ultimately be able to incorporate artificial intelligence to the point that there will be a
"trans-human" age, an age in which we have lost our immortality and historical form as a result of the degree that technology has merged with biology. Bell cautions that
the future is not likely to be as far fetched as some have imagined, that we should in fact use the technological/biological possibilities that we have lying in store for
us in the future as a diagnosis of the present. Bell concludes that: "Just
like our private dreams, our public dreams are not to be taken literally. They are symbolic and indicative of imbalances in the present".
Throughout his paper Bell contends that technology and biology are separate but that the former holds great promise for the latter.
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