Any artificial intelligence will be bounded by its programmed system, which is
bounded by Godel’s Incompleteness Theorem that states it is impossible to
conceive of an axiomatic system that is true in every case.
Also, Penrose explains in “Continuation of Truth, Proof, and Insight” that no
formal system will ever be able to describe all true events. This is the basic
formulation of Godel’s Incompleteness Theorem, which has disastrous
implications for artificial intelligence theory.
However, researchers, scholars, philosophers, computer scientists, science
fiction writers, and a host of others have attempted to qualify whether or not
artificial intelligence could exist in the same fashion as does the human
mind.
Thank You!
Studnet Name: Wang, Yu-Pei
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