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Media Tutorial Quiz 4.2
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According to the thesis known as strong Artificial Intelligence (or strong AI),
despite being artificial it is possible one day for machines to have genuine intelligence.
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a suitably programmed computer can really understand.
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there can one day be a computer program powerful enough to pass a Turing test for understanding Chinese.
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A computer program would be powerful enough to pass a Turing test for understanding Chinese if anyone having a conversation with the program failed to distinguish it from a real person who understood Chinese.
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Which of the following is best seen as the conclusion (and not a premise) of Searle's "Chinese room" argument?
If strong AI is true, then anything that runs the Chinese-understanding program thereby understands Chinese.
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Searle himself can run the Chinese-understanding program even though he does not understand Chinese.
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Strong AI is false.
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The philosopher John Searle would agree that if computer program is powerful enough to pass a Turing test for understanding Chinese, then it thereby really does understand Chinese.
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According to the "systems reply" to Searle's Chinese Room argument,
Searle does not understand Chinese.
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Searle alone does not run the program, but the whole system of which Searle is a proper part does.
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Searle alone does not understand Chinese, but the whole system of which Searle is a proper part does.
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