Searle Asserts That No Computer Program by Itself, However Sophisticated

question 16

Multiple Choice

Searle asserts that no computer program by itself, however sophisticated, is sufficient for

• A) computation.
• B) symbol manipulation.
• C) syntax.
• D) intentionality.

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Definitions:

Resistance to Change

Opposition or pushback from individuals or groups within an organization towards initiatives, policies, or changes perceived as harmful or unnecessary.

Sucker Trap

A situation where an individual or group is easily deceived or manipulated into a disadvantageous position.

Short-Term Thinking

A focus or emphasis on immediate gains or results, often at the expense of long-term benefits.

Overconfidence

Overconfidence refers to an individual's unwarranted belief in their own abilities or the correctness of their judgement, often leading to mistakes or failures.