1984 Soviet essay 'Why Artificial Intelligence Is Impossible' resurfaces
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A 1984 Soviet text by A. V. Brushlinsky, published in the Markov-edited collection 'Cybernetics Today', argues against the possibility of machine thought. The essay is being circulated via an Internet Archive scan.
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