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The 65 pages that link to Artificial intelligence, each with the reason it gives.

• Alan TuringNarrower topic: Turing’s work framed enduring questions about machine intelligence.

• RoboticsNarrower topic: Robotics overlaps with AI but also requires physical mechanisms and real-world interaction.

• Paraconsistent logicNarrower topic: AI systems can use paraconsistent inference when sources provide incompatible information.

• Artificial general intelligenceNarrower topic: AGI is a proposed broad capability within the wider field of artificial intelligence.

• Cognitive scienceNarrower topic: Its models and methods became both tools for and theories about cognition.

• Blade RunnerNarrower topic: Replicants place the film’s questions about personhood within a broader debate about artificial minds.

• Abductive reasoningNarrower topic: Abductive inference helps AI systems interpret incomplete observations and generate explanations.

• History of computingNarrower topic: AI represents a continuing shift from computing explicit instructions toward systems that infer patterns and generate outputs.

• IntelligenceNarrower topic: Artificial systems provide a distinct setting for building and evaluating intelligent capabilities.

• Herbert A. SimonNarrower topic: Simon helped establish AI through programs that modeled reasoning and problem-solving.

• Language of thought hypothesisNarrower topic: Symbolic AI uses explicit representations and rules resembling the hypothesis’s proposed mental format.

• Autonomous weaponNarrower topic: AI can support autonomous functions, but autonomy does not require every form of AI.

• Chinese roomNarrower topic: The thought experiment arose as a challenge to claims that appropriately programmed computers understand.

• Data scienceNarrower topic: Data science overlaps with AI, but also includes inference, measurement, and communication.

• Dual-use technologyNarrower topic: AI is a broad technology family whose capabilities can support both public benefit and harm.

• Artificial intelligence in video gamesNarrower topic: Video-game AI is a specialized application of this broader field.

• Marvin MinskyNarrower topic: Minsky helped establish this research field and argued that intelligence could be understood through computational models.

• Douglas HofstadterNarrower topic: Hofstadter’s models test how far computational systems can capture humanlike flexibility.

• Lee SedolNarrower topic: The match became a widely watched test of AI capabilities.

• NeuromancerNarrower topic: Wintermute’s capabilities and legal limits drive the novel’s central scheme.

• HAL 9000Narrower topic: HAL is a fictional example of a broadly capable intelligent computer.

• I Have No Mouth, and I Must ScreamNarrower topic: AM is a fictional, hostile extreme of machine intelligence.

• Philosophy of artificial intelligenceNarrower topic: The field whose nature and limits philosophical inquiry examines.

• AI boomNarrower topic: The boom is a recent expansion within this much older field.

• Andrew NgNarrower topic: Ng’s work applies machine learning to the wider goals of artificial intelligence.