Pensamiento, creatividad y máquinas
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https://doi.org/10.24310/NATyLIB.2019.v0i12.6268Keywords:
pensamiento, conciencia, creatividad, inteligencia artificial,Abstract
¿Puede una máquina pensar creativamente? Este artículo explora el significado de los términos “pensamiento” y “creatividad” para concluir que, desde una acepción lo más parsimoniosa posible de estos conceptos, no existen razones de iure contra la posibilidad de que una hipotética inteligencia artificial fuerte logre pensar de manera creativa.Downloads
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